iosr-JCE   Volume-15 ~ Issue-5

Abstract: Face detection and Facial recognition technology has emerged as a striking solution to address many contemporary prerequisites for identification and the verification of identity prerogatives. It brings together the potential of supplementary biometric systems, which attempt to link identity to individually distinctive features of the body, and the more acquainted functionality of visual surveillance systems. In current decades face recognition has experienced significant consideration from both research communities and the marketplace, conversely still remained very electrifying in real applications. The assignment of face detection and recognition has been dynamically researched in current eternities. This paper offers a conversant evaluation of foremost human face recognition research. We first present a summary of face detection, face recognition and its solicitations. Then, a literature review of the predominantly used face recognition techniques is accessible. Clarification and restrictions of the performance of these face recognition algorithms are specified. Here we present a vital assessment of the current researches concomitant with the face recognition process. In this paper, we present a broad range review of major researches on face recognition process based on various circumstances. In addition, we present a summarizing description of Face detection and recognition process and development along with the techniques connected with the various influences that affects the face recognition process.

Keywords: Face Detection, Face Recognition System, Biometric System, Review Research.

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Abstract: The aim of this paper is to draw attention for the evaluation of the accessibility and usability of Automated Teller Machine (ATM) systems from the point of view of visually impaired persons. It suggests that there is a need for a more precise application of assistive technologies in order to develop user friendly ATMs that will aid effective accessibility without the requirement of assistance by ordinary people who may take advantage of their visual challenges and project them to all odds of insecurity for their cash. The paper suggests that, while ATMs, as opposed to across the counter services, are now a widely accepted means of easing long queues in the banks and as a time saving factor for the banking services to the consumers. An accepted feature of the ATMs is to incorporate assistive technologies which still remain a challenge even with the formative years of ATM applications. It proposes possible contexts that may benefit the visually impaired from far-reaching exploration and incorporation of relevant assistive technologies. The paper should be of interest to financial institutions whose passion is to render better services to their customers in this era of technology considering that there are those customers who wish to transact with them and even need privacy with the ATMs but cannot access such benefits because of their cognitive challenges and specifically the visually impaired. Finally the paper offers a snap-shot of some of the widely-used assistive technologies for the visually impaired when using ATMs and their associated procedures and potential pitfalls.

Keywords: accessibility, Automated Teller Machines, Assistive Technology, usability, visually impaired

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Abstract: This paper presents an approach to eradicate all of the confusion which surrounds anyone while preparing for the project and seminar. Also it aims in helping the institution to manage the previous batch's seminars and project. Seminar and project activity mainly deals with effective data searching and keeping pace with emerging technologies. This paper focuses the concepts like keeping data at one place, providing guidance related to Projects and seminars. This paper can represent an application that can be used by anyone for solving queries related to project and seminar.

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