Fingerprint based license checking for auto-mobiles

Rubella, J. Angeline; Suganya, M.; Senathipathi, K.; Kumar, B. Santhosh; Gowdham, K. R.; Ranjithkumar, M.

doi:10.1109/icoac.2012.6416814

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“…The authors in (Rubella et al, 2012) also developed a system that conducts confirmation of whether or not a driver is registered, with a fingerprint scanner that is connected to the registered drivers' database. When the fingerprint is captured, if the driver's fingerprint has a match in the system's database, the system gives a positive ID, and gives no answer if no match exists.…”

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An Improved Vehicle Registration and Licensing System

Adisa

Eludiora

2021

FUOYEJET

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Vehicle registration and licensing systems have been in existence for decades. However, there has been over 55% increase in the number of reported stolen vehicles which have not been recovered in the last 3 years. Therefore, there is need to improve on its existing systems by incorporating anti-theft capability of vehicles using fingerprint biometric technology. In developing the Secured Vehicle Registration System (SVRS), data on vehicle registration, renewal and change of ownership procedures were collected from the Motor Licensing Office at Osogbo. Unified Modelling Language (UML) tools was used for the system design, to illustrate the whole system in a clearer way, and implemented using JavaScript, PHP scripting language, HTML, XAMPP SQLServer and the Mantra MFS100 fingerprint scanner. The system performance was evaluated by authenticating registered vehicle owner biometric to calculate the Accuracy, Average Response Time (ART) and Apdex Score. The result of the evaluation using 288 fingerprint templates of 72 vehicle owners shows the False Accept Rate (FAR) of 0.0% and False Reject Rate (FRR) of 2.1%, which is equivalent to a system accuracy of 97.9%. The ART for the fingerprint execution matching is 36.3 microseconds while the overall system satisfaction Apdex score recorded was 0.73, which denotes a satisfying system. The high-speed verification method uses the lowest computational power and execution time to deliver accurate results through making a match or non-match against stored templates. The developed system demonstrated its ability to link vehicle(s) to its respective owner(s) and also function as an automatic identity verification system for vehicle owners using VIN and fingerprint. The system has the ability to be employed for preventing fraudulent change of ownership and also help reduce delay in processing vehicle license.Keywords— authentication, biometrics, database, fraudulent, information protection, motor vehicle administration, motor vehicle registry, security code, vehicle owners

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An Improved Vehicle Registration and Licensing System

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Eludiora

2021

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“…[3] Attendance system used wireless technology to scan student cards that feature unique barcodes used to identify students. [4][5][6][7][8] Presented systems based on the use of biometrics to identify students; all of these systems were designed for the management of attendance students' control. [9][10] Proposed a mobile application intended to check the attendance of students using facial recognition techniques.…”

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Monitoring Student Attendance Using a Smart System at Taif University

Alghamdi¹

2019

IJCSIT

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The university system in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is concerned with student attendance for lectures, and it is the responsibility of lecturers to monitor student attendance for each lecture. By the end of the semester, students get an attendance register indicating which lectures the student has attended and it reports the calculated percentage for each student's attendance in each course. Universities have regulated the mechanisms and the acceptable percentages of student absence. The process for a lecturer to manually check student attendance consumes a lot of time and effort, either during the lecture or when in the process of emptying absenteeism and inserting it into the university's electronic system. Therefore, Saudi universities compete to find modern methods of checking student attendance that will avoid the disadvantages of manually taking attendance. For this reason, they have produced electronic attendance systems, for example, using a student's fingerprint, an eye recognition system, or a mobile phone system to read a QR code designed for the same purpose. All of these systems have the disadvantage that they consume a lot of time, as all students have to line up at the fingerprint reader or the eye detector for identification. Therefore, the problem of the consumption of lecture time is still present, even with these modern systems. Therefore, the aim of this research is to propose a smart mobile application that is able to check the attendance of students without having to consume lecture time or require any effort from the lecturer. The system automatically recognizes the attendance of students through their university ID cards. Each lecturer would use his/ her own mobile phone to use the proposed system to check the attendance of students instead of using manual method to register the attendance of students and the students' ID cards that are detected by coming within range of the lecturer reader would represent present students, and missing student ID cards represent absent students

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“…An important and very reliable human identification method is fingerprint identification [1]. A system that consists of a smart card capable of storing the fingerprint information of person is proposed in [2], in this system , while issuing the license, the specific person's fingerprint is to be stored in the card. One of the limitation of it is vehicles such as cars, bikes etc.…”

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“…should have a card reader capable of reading the license and the same automobile should have the facility of fingerprint reader device. [2]. Driving license system is a very difficult task for the government to monitor [3] hence, all the citizens' images will be scanned and recorded.…”

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Bio Metric based Challan System for Smart Local Transport in India

Jewalikar¹,

Jadhav²,

Haridas³

2018

IJCA

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Maintaining discipline in public transport system is need of today. since traffic on the roads is increasing day by day and so the pollution. Traffic signals plays very important role in maintaining discipline in public/local transportation systems in urban cities like Mumbai, Pune in India. Many underage children drives vehicles , and driving without license may cause accidents. Maintaining the discipline in public transport is core responsibility of each and every citizen. Due to corruption and non adherence to rules are major hurdle in maintaining the local transport discipline of India. Proposed , "Bio metric based Challan system for RTO" which makes use of human characteristics such as fingure prints and Eris to perform verification process against the RTO database stored under "licensed users", which will help to reduce the rate of corruption and make people think to maintain the discipline in local transport which may reduce the count of traffic rule brake cases.

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Fingerprint based license checking for auto-mobiles

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

An Improved Vehicle Registration and Licensing System

An Improved Vehicle Registration and Licensing System

Monitoring Student Attendance Using a Smart System at Taif University

Bio Metric based Challan System for Smart Local Transport in India

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