An Automated Biometric Identification System Using CNN-Based Palm Vein Recognition

Abstract

Recently, automated biometric identification system (ABIS) has wide applications involving automatic identification and data capture (AIDC), which includes automatic security checking, verifying personal identity to prevent information disclosure or identity fraud, and so on. With the advancement of biotechnology, identification systems based on biometrics have emerged in the market. These systems require high accuracy and ease of use. Palm vein identification is a type of biometric that identifies palm vein features. Compared with other features, palm vein recognition provides accurate results and has received considerable attention. We developed a novel high-performance and noncontact palm vein recognition system by using high-performance adaptive background filtering to obtain palm vein images of the region of interest. We then used a modified convolutional neural network to determine the best recognition model through training and testing. Finally, the developed system was implemented on the low-level embedded Raspberry Pi platform with cloud computing technology. The results showed that the system can achieve an accuracy of 96.54%.