Yoon Chung Han
Byeong-jun Han
ABSTRACT
Fingerprints are unique biometric patterns on human and primate bodies. They are clearly recognizable patterns that can be manipulated and saved into large databases. Due to their distinct and unique visual patterns, they have been useful for personal identification and security. In this digital era, many computing machines and digital interfaces use fingerprints as secure keys to identify and access personal information.
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