Key Code Recognition: Case Study of Automatically Deriving the Code of a Physical Key from Mobile Device Camera Images for the EVVA A key profile

Rainhard Findling

Research output: Working paperWorking paper/discussion paper

Abstract

This technical report tackles the problem of automatically recognizing the information encoded into a physical key (key code) from a photo taken with a mobile device camera, so that a reproduction (clone) can be be created from it. Conceptually, a person takes (a) photo(s) from a key using a mobile device camera. The key code is derived from these photos using computer vision techniques and can further be used by key manufacturers to clone the key – without requiring physical access to the key sample.
Original languageEnglish
PublisherFH OÖ
Pages1-20
Publication statusPublished - 2015

Keywords

  • key recognition
  • computer vision
  • automatic
  • image processing

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