Biometrics is the science of recognizing the identity of a person based on the physical or
behavioral attributes of the individual such as fingerprints, palmprint, face, voice, iris and …

There are a number of emerging developments that are important to the continued
commercial growth of the biometrics industry. These are altering the way biometrics is …

Though biometric systems have been successfully engaged in a number of real-world
applications, they are error prone. The challenge is to develop a biometric system that is …

Computer Vision (CV) enables computers and systems to derive meaningful information
from acquired visual inputs, such as images and videos, and make decisions based on the …

Biometric technology is a powerful tool that relies on distinct and measurable physiological
or behavioral characteristics possessed by individuals. These traits serve as reliable means …

This paper conducts an extensive review of biometric user authentication literature,
addressing three primary research questions:(1) commonly used biometric traits and their …

In the presentera, human authentication is tightly coupled with biometric advancements.
Authentication deals with metrics of both physical and behavioral traits of an individual to …

Biometric technologies are becoming the foundation of an extensive array of person
identification and verification solutions. Biometrics is defined as the science of recognising a …

Biometrics is made up of two words,“bio” and “metrics,” which mean the techniques using
biological features or human characteristics for authentication or identification of a person …

The development of machines able to autonomously and covertly perform reliable
recognition of human beings is a long-term goal in the biometrics field. Some of the …