An overview of touchless 2D fingerprint recognition

Priesnitz, Jannis; Rathgeb, Christian; Buchmann, Nicolas; Busch, Christoph; Margraf, Marian

doi:10.1186/s13640-021-00548-4

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“…In the last decade, researchers have developed touchless approaches which eliminate these problems. These innovations, however, come with new issues, mainly centered around incompatibility with (established) touch-based fingerprinting and the problem of detecting fakes reliably; see Priesnitz et al (2021) for a review of touchless fingerprinting projects.…”

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Technological and educational challenges towards pandemic-resilient aviation

2021

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While COVID-19 has devastating effects on aviation, several recent studies have highlighted the potential of the pandemic-induced break for rethinking air transportation, hopefully orchestrating changes towards the construction of a more pandemic-resilient aviation system. Here, pandemic-resilient means that aviation stakeholders can sustain the impact of an epidemic or pandemic outbreak through a more informed reallocation of their resources and more collaborative decision making, while being able to minimize the impacts of external events. Our study contributes to the literature by discussing the challenges associated with technological innovation and education of aviation professionals, on the way towards pandemic-resilient aviation. We discuss issues surrounding technologies for smarter aircraft, smarter airports, and smarter airlines. While technology ensures long-term competitiveness and sustainability, an often-ignored source of challenges are human resources and education. COVID-19 has uncovered and magnified the effects of severe concerns with the current aviation education system, which need to be solved by extended skill sets, modern technology, and better career perspectives. Without properly addressing these technological and educational challenges, the aviation industry likely misses an distinct opportunity for restructuring towards pandemic-resilient aviation.

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Technological and educational challenges towards pandemic-resilient aviation

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“…It can also be observed that a more convenient and practically relevant recognition process is increasingly becoming the focus of research. For a comprehensive overview on the topic of contactless fingerprint recognition, including publications which consider only parts of the recognition pipeline, the reader is referred to [ 19 , 20 ].…”

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Mobile Contactless Fingerprint Recognition: Implementation, Performance and Usability Aspects

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This work presents an automated contactless fingerprint recognition system for smartphones. We provide a comprehensive description of the entire recognition pipeline and discuss important requirements for a fully automated capturing system. In addition, our implementation is made publicly available for research purposes. During a database acquisition, a total number of 1360 contactless and contact-based samples of 29 subjects are captured in two different environmental situations. Experiments on the acquired database show a comparable performance of our contactless scheme and the contact-based baseline scheme under constrained environmental influences. A comparative usability study on both capturing device types indicates that the majority of subjects prefer the contactless capturing method. Based on our experimental results, we analyze the impact of the current COVID-19 pandemic on fingerprint recognition systems. Finally, implementation aspects of contactless fingerprint recognition are summarized.

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“…Fingerprint scanner is a sensor that will be used as a biometric recognition sensor (Priesnitz et al, 2021) in the form of fingerprint from the unlock.…”

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Safe-Deposit Box Using Fingerprint and Blynk

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The criminal act of robbery really makes people nervous, especially in urban areas. There are many ways that can be done to avoid robbery at home and office, such as increasing the security system in the house to protect valuables. Safe-deposit boxes are items that are used to store valuables. Safe-deposit box is used to prevent against theft who want to take valuable things. To increase security, technology has begun to develop for security in various ways, such as fingerprints, passwords, and buzzers. This research will focus on a safe security system using a fingerprint that is connected to the internet with the Blynk application so that the user will get a safe notification when the servo condition is open or closed. The fingerprint sensor is an access to open doors, the Arduino Uno microcontroller is a storage for command logic on the system, the stepper motor acts as an activator for opening and closing servo and the Esp8266 module as a Wi-Fi module that connects equipment components using the internet network with the Blynk application which is used as distance control and notification of incoming access to homes with the concept of Internet of Things (IoT).

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An overview of touchless 2D fingerprint recognition

Cited by 66 publications

References 49 publications

Technological and educational challenges towards pandemic-resilient aviation

Technological and educational challenges towards pandemic-resilient aviation

Mobile Contactless Fingerprint Recognition: Implementation, Performance and Usability Aspects

Safe-Deposit Box Using Fingerprint and Blynk

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