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In the last few years biometric data acquisition and processing systems for person identity verification and / or identification started to be increasingly used. This is done both in military applications for person identification in military operations and war theatres, but also in civilian applications for personal identity verification, accounting systems, etc. Depending on the organization policy, such systems must be secured and customized, for application enhancement, and to fulfil the organization requirements. Such systems which allow customization and enhancement are not available for source code modification and feature enhancement. This paper presents a software image processing development environment IPDE based on vision tools, which is able to run vision projects but also allow the user to develop stand alone applications in a short amount of time, applications which are based on customized vision tools. The IPDE is used to exemplify the process of creating an iris recognition application where a set of vision tools were used in order develop a customized iris image segmentation routine. The paper is structured on three chapters presenting the IPDE architecture, the vision tools, the application development stages, and ends with some experimental data and conclusions.

IRIS IMAGE SEGMENTATION BASED ON INDUSTRIAL VISION TOOLS