3D-FACE

RECOGNITION
MAKE YOUR FACE YOUR PASSWORD

Presented by:
S.Harini
IV-II ECE
Jyothishmathi college of
Engineering & Technology
 AGENDA
 INTRODUCTION
 2D-FACE RECOGNITION
 3D-FACE RECOGNITION
 IRAD FACE CONTOURS
 APPLICATIONS
 CONCLUSION
 INTRODUCTION
• Holy Grail of biometric
identification Systems
• Steps to identify a person
a. Detection
b. Alignment
c. Measurement
d. Representation
e. Matching
f. Identification or verification
 2D-FACE RECOGNITION
• Nodal points
a. Eyebrow thickness and
vertical position.
b. Nose vertical position and
width.
c. Mouth vertical position,
width and height.
d. Eleven radii describing
the chin shape.
e. width of the jaw
f. face width across the
cheek-bone
 2D (CONT..)
Disadvantage:
 Lighting Conditions
 Facial Expressions
 Face Orientation
 Angle of Image Capture

SOLUTION:
3D-FACE RECOGNITION
 3D-FACE RECOGNITION
 Three geometric structure
 Data Acquisition

a. Set A
b. Set B
 CaptureConditions
 3D Face Database

a. Two scan cameras

b. Third camera for texture
mapping
3D DATABASE
 IRAD FACE CONTOURS

 Isoradius contours
 Distinctive feature – Nose tip

 IRAD contour signal

extraction
into three conceptual stages:
a. Nose tip detection.
b. IRAD contour generation.
c. Signal extraction
NOSE TIP DETECTION
ISORADIUS CONTOUR
GENERATION
MESH FORM
 SIGNAL EXTRACTION
 Extraction of features
 Curvature of the facial
surface
 Cosine of α

 Dependant on the arc

length between IRAD
points
DEALING
WITH
NOISE

 Spikesand pits on
the 3D surface.
 Surface holes.

 Shape deformation.
 APPLICATIONS
 Mainly used for security purposes.
a. National ID cards
b. Airport security
c. Surveillance
d. Site access.

CONCLUSION
 A Novel 3d approach
 Reduction in error rates
 ANY
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