Table 2 Overview of major contributions using general purpose devices for capturing
Capturing device | Authors | Year | Properties |
|---|---|---|---|
Mobile phone | Lee et al. [21] | 2006 | First reported work on finger capturing with commodity devices |
Digital camera | Hiew et al. [22] | 2007 | Semi-professional camera, semi-mobile box setup, table lamp illumination |
Genovese et al. [23] | 2016 | Level-3 features, off-the-shelf camera, green LED illumination, | |
Webcam | Piuri et al. [24] | 2008 | Low cost, semi-mobile, different illumination |
Mueller et al. [25] | 2009 | Mobile emulated user authentication scheme | |
Kumar and Zhou [26] | 2011 | Low cost, no spatial illumination | |
Ravi et al. [27] | 2013 | Semi-mobile, fixed- and auto-focus busy background | |
Smartphone | Derawi et al. [28] | 2011 | Manual capturing, camera stand |
2013 | Video; anti-spoofing | ||
Alkhathami et al. [31] | 2014 | Mobile mosaicking approach with unconstrained capturing | |
Sankaran et al. [32] | 2015 | Manual capturing, unconstrained | |
Canrey et al. [33] | 2017 | Slap hand, multi-finger capturing, on-screen guidance | |
Deb et al. [34] | 2018 | Thumb and index finger, 2 commercial apps on 3 smartphones | |
Birajadar et al. [35] | 2019 | Client-server architecture, on-screen guidance |