Method and arrangement for electronic recording of rolled fingerprints
AssigneeCross Match Technologies, Inc.
InventorsDirk Morgeneier, Andy Friedl, Torsten Eichhorn, Joerg Standau, Torsten Gerling
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AssigneeCross Match Technologies, Inc.
InventorsDirk Morgeneier, Andy Friedl, Torsten Eichhorn, Joerg Standau, Torsten Gerling
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The invention is directed to a method and an arrangement for the optoelectronic recording of a moving object, particularly for recording a finger that is rolled on a support surface. It is the object of the invention to find a novel possibility for electronic recording of rolled fingerprints which enables high-resolution individual images with a high image rate for joining the individual images without gaps to form a total image by means of simple sensors. This object is met, according to the invention, in that a shape surrounding the object is determined from the position and size of the object in at least one of the individual images read out from the image recording unit, in that a rectangle which is enlarged by tolerance allowances and which is oriented parallel to the row direction and column direction of the sensor is determined from the surrounding shape, and in that the enlarged rectangle is used to predict and adjust the size and position of an active pixel area of the image recording unit for at least one image to be read out subsequently, so that the read out active pixel area of the image recording unit is always kept small due to its adaptation and a higher image rate is realized in the sensor readout or data transfer.
A method for the electronic recording of a moving object which is rolled on a recording surface and has a surface structure that causes a print on the recording surface, wherein the object is detected in a series of high-resolution individual image frames during the object movement by means of a spatially resolving image recording unit and processed as a two-dimensional electronic image, comprising the steps of:
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