1. The Lab will provide a platform to the students, faculty and research fellows to work together and initiate teaching and research activities in the area to unveil various concepts, and tools.
2. The center will provide a common ground to the research community to discover challenges and possible solutions in computer vision.
3. Teaching and learning will be the backbone of the future research activities, which would involve all stake holders.

The proposed center will contribute:

1. In enhancing of quality education provided by Institute with emphasis on domain specific expertise.
2. Grooming and Nurturing young talent willing to work in the field and facilitate with ample opportunities and guidance.
3. In promoting research through investigating existing problems that can be solved with available tools and applications. 
4. In identification of the problems where computer vision, machine learning and biometrics could serve as one of the best possible solutions 

The proposed Lab having the capability to:

1. Establish infrastructure mostly through research funding.
2. Leverage campus and state collaborations to that each benefits the other
3. Provide seamless support between and among student service areas (including advising, tutoring, counseling, etc.),
4. Productively involving both staff and faculty in these areas
5. Expand into new, and emerging technologies
6. Education, assessment, undergraduate research, etc.
7. Collaborate with faculty, staff, students, community members, and programs engaged in related forms of experiential,
8. Community-based teaching, learning, and scholarship, thereby helping to strengthen such efforts and generating new models.