Table 2.
Summary of existing contactless 2D-imaging modes used for image capturing.
Reference | Image Capture Mode | Features and Constraints |
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Genovese et al. [128] | Digital camera, green LED illumination | Level-3 features |
Sankaran et al. [115] | Smart phone | Unconstrained images, manual image capture |
Canrey et al. [121] | Smartphone | Slap hand, on-screen guidance for multi-finger image capture. |
Deb et al. [129] | Smart phone | Two fingers such as index and thump fingers, two commercial apps on 3 smartphones |
Birajadar et al. [130] | Smart phone | On-screen guidance |
Kumar and Zhou [131] | Webcam | Low cost, no spatial illumination |
Ravi et al. [118] | Webcam | Semi-mobile, fixed, auto-focus, noisy background |
Weissenfeld et al. [132] | Prototypical hardware | Multi-finger capture |
Kauba et al. [133] | Smart phone | Contact-contactless comparison |
Jannis Priesnitz et al. [25] | Smart phone | Multi-finger capture |
Attrish et al. [126] | Prototypic hardware-RaspberryPi No infra red | Single-finger photoMinutiae and CNN features |
Akmal-Jahan et al. [2,120,122] | High-resolution Digital Camera | Two fingers: index and middle finger imagesMultiple finger segmentsRidge orientation pattern |