Extended Database of Biometrics Research for Automotive Applications

 

Welcome to our Extended Database for Automotive Biometric Applications. We hope you enjoyed our Automotive Biometrics Research Survey and we invite you to take advantage of our additional sources.  This database contains the sources listed in the survey and additional sources that were not listed with additional works relevant in the field  that address other topics such as using biometrics in VANET security and privacy protocols.

 

Sources Listed in Survey

Additional Sources

 

Sources Listed in Survey

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