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https://github.com/thederickff/fcmb

A fingerprint program that connects with fingerprint scanners and uses the Cwsq, Mindtct and Bozorth3 to check whether a fingerprint match or not with a existing fingerprint gallery.
https://github.com/thederickff/fcmb

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A fingerprint program that connects with fingerprint scanners and uses the Cwsq, Mindtct and Bozorth3 to check whether a fingerprint match or not with a existing fingerprint gallery.

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## Futronic Cwsq Mindtct Bozorth3 (FCMB)

This project was done to make the life easy for those who have a futronic device but didn't find a free SDK, or isn't able to pay for getting one.

This program communicates with a Futronic device, writes the read finger into a bitmap and extracts its minutiae into a .xyt file.
You can use the included software **Bozorth3** to calculate minutiae scores using .xyt files.

This project uses three softwares of NBIS (NIST Biometric Image Software (National Institute of Standards and Technology)), **Cwsq** (compress a bitmap file into a wsq), **Mindtct** (extracts fingerprint minutiae), and **Bozorth3** (Matches fingerprints minutiae).

Currently, it only makes connection with fs80 and fs88 scanners, but you can try with other Futronic's devices, good luck!

### Install
Just download the executable package compiled to your platform from the [release](https://github.com/derickfelix/fcmb/releases) section.

### Usage
fcmb <directory> <name>

It'll request a finger, then a bitmap image (name.bmp) and a minutiae map file (name.xyt) will be generated on the directory you informed so that you can visualize the finger scanned and use its minutiae with Bozorth3 according with your needs.

## Contributing
Clone the repository, then you gonna need a futronic' scanner, the three programs mentioned above compiled to your platform (See [nbis](https://github.com/lessandro/nbis)) or you can get from the executable package for your platform on the [release](https://github.com/derickfelix/fcmb/releases) section, and then you'll be ready for development.