Fingerprints serve as a primary authentication source in large-scale identity systems, boasting unique traits like distinctiveness and persistence.
Despite its widespread use, face recognition remains unsolved due to illumination and pose challenges.
IRIS recognition systems are crucial for national ID programs, yet face performance issues due to diverse iris sensors and environmental variations.
Finger knuckle patterns, intricately linked to finger anatomy, serve as unique identifiers in forensic contexts, particularly when conventional evidence is scarce.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is indispensable for converting handwritten documents into analyzable, editable, and searchable data, given their prevalence in human transactions.
Biometric trends prioritize security, with cryptosystems using biometrics posing storage risks. Voice biometrics emerge as a safer, more secure, and uniquely identifying alternative.
Walking is a complex interplay of muscle-bone dynamics, joint rotations, and physical forces, requiring motor control and coordination.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) transforms genomics research by analyzing millions of DNA fragments concurrently, revealing genome structures, genetic variations, and gene activities in detail.
Recent research in AI and deep learning explores novel architectures, training techniques, and applications.
