DocumentCode
2586996
Title
Mobile system for fingerprinting and mapping of blood - Vessels across a finger
Author
Shtein, S. Mil ; Baier, M. ; Granz, C. ; Bustos, P.
Author_Institution
ECE Dept., UMass, Lowell, MA, USA
fYear
2009
fDate
11-12 May 2009
Firstpage
30
Lastpage
34
Abstract
We present the design of a novel, mobile, and contact-less, fingerprint line scanner and blood vessel mapper. This system provides a means for acquiring fingerprints with less than 1% distortion in extremely high resolutions, presenting an ideal technology for high-security and individual identification applications. We envision a difficult scenario where patrolling law-enforcement officers would use this miniature fingerprinting system. In this scenario, a police officer will stop a driver for a traffic violation and require the driver to put one (or a few) of his fingers on the testing equipment. The driver´s fingerprint will be stored by the mobile system and instantly transferred through a wireless connection to a laptop located in the cruiser. Simultaneously, the laptop will wirelessly send the collected information to a data center. It is expected, that before the officer completes his written report he will receive on the laptop the information about the driver´s criminal record (if any). The mobile fingerprinting system is compatible with AFIS and APIS system. The current study describes advantages of line scanning and challenges of the mobile, miniature design.
Keywords
fingerprint identification; image scanners; mobile computing; blood vessels mapping; contact-less fingerprint line scanner; driver criminal record; high-security identification; individual identification applications; law-enforcement officers; miniature fingerprinting system; mobile fingerprinting system; police officer; traffic violation; wireless connection; Blood; Cameras; Charge coupled devices; Costs; Fingerprint recognition; Fingers; Image resolution; Lighting; Portable computers; Signal resolution;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Technologies for Homeland Security, 2009. HST '09. IEEE Conference on
Conference_Location
Boston, MA
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-4178-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/THS.2009.5168011
Filename
5168011
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