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A BIOMETRIC TECHNOLOGY
SUBMITTED TO: Mr. LekhRaj Sharma EC-Dept. IITM-Gwalior SUBMITTED BY: Parag Nikhra EC-IITM 0915EC091059 SEM-5
OUTLINE
1.Introduction 2.History 3.Motive 4.Parts of facial recognition 5.Other biometrics 6.Working of this technology 7.Effective 8.Other methods 9.Pros & cons 10.Application
INTRODUCTION
BIOMETRICS Any automatically measurable, robust and distinctive physical characteristic or personal trait that can be used to identify an individual or verify the claimed identity of an individual. FACIAL RECOGNITION SYSTEM-Facial recognition systems are computer-based security systems that are able to automatically detect and identify human faces.
HISTORY
The development stage for facial recognition began in the late 1980s and commercially available systems were made available in the 1990s. While many people first heard about facial recognition after September 11th, 2001, football fans were introduced to it at the 2004 Super Bowl.
OTHER BIOMETRICS
Voice Recognition -measures the vocal characteristics of a person using a specific phrase Finger Printing -measures the unique pattern of lines on a persons finger
(STEP 1):
ACQUIRING THE IMAGE OF AN INDIVIDUALS FACE 2 WAYS TO AQUIRE IMAGE 1)Digitally scan an existing photograph 2)Acquire a live picture of a subject
(STEP 2):
LOCATE IMAGE OF FACE -software is used to locate the faces in the image that has been obtained
(STEP 3):
ANALYSIS OF FACIAL IMAGE -software measures face according to is peaks and valleys (nodal points) -focuses on the inner region of the face known as the golden triangle -nodal points are used to make a face print
Anywhere that you can put a camera, you can potentially use a facial recognition system. Many cameras can be installed throughout a location to maximize security coverage without disrupting traffic flow. Face recognition systems can be installed to require a person to explicitly step up to a camera and get their picture taken, or to automatically survey people as they pass by a camera. The later mode allows for scanning of many people at the same time Video or pictures can be replayed through a facial recognition system for surveillance or forensics work after an event. Face scanning is not noticeable, can be done at a comfortable distance and does not require the user to touch anything.
Such systems may be fooled by hats, beards, sunglasses and face masks Even changes of lighting and camera angle can have a significant effect on the accuracy of 2D systems
Effective?
false positives which means wrongly matching innocent people with photos in the database false negatives not catching people even when their photo is in the database if a subject's face is stored in the database, a disguise or a minor change in appearance or even an unusual facial expression can confuse the system.
different and that patterns are easy to capture, establishes iris-scan technology as one of the biometrics that is very resistant to false matching and fraud.
An Iris Reader
Application
ATM machines-Face recognition at ATM machines prevents fraud identification and eliminates the usage of a personal identification number (PIN) Many people who don't use banks use check cashing machines. Facial recognition could eliminate possible criminal activity.
Voting Places-This eliminate voter fraud. Ex: Mexican Government (Presidential Election)
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