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Facial Recognition
Facial recognition is a way of recognizing a human face through technology. A facial recognition system uses biometrics to map facial features from a photograph or video. It compares the information with a database of known faces to find a match.
How does facial recognition work? Technologies vary, but here are the basic steps:
Step 1: Face detection
The camera detects and locates the image of a face, either alone or in a crowd. The image may show the person looking straight ahead or in profile.
Step 3: Converting the image to data
The face capture process transforms analog information (a face) into a set of digital information (data) based on the person's facial features. A person’s face analysis is essentially turned into a mathematical formula. The numerical code is called a faceprint. In the same way that thumbprints are unique, each person has their own faceprint.
Step 2: Face analysis
Next, an image of the face is captured and analyzed. Most facial recognition technology relies on 2D rather than 3D images because it can more conveniently match a 2D image with public photos or those in a database. The software reads the geometry of a person’s face. Key factors include the distance between a person’s eyes, the depth of a person’s eye sockets, the distance from forehead to chin, the shape of a person’s cheekbones, and the contour of a person’s lips, ears, and chin. The aim is to identify the facial landmarks that are key to distinguishing a person’s face.
Step 4: Finding a match
The faceprint is then compared against a database of other known faces. If the faceprint matches an image in a facial recognition database, then a determination is made.
Key Industry and Business Sectors which would utilize Facial Recognition Systems include the following:
The Mining Industry, the Oil & Gas Industry, Commercial Buildings sector, Sporting Stadiums, Sporting Events, Public Outdoor areas, the Healthcare sector, Government & High Security sectors, Transport/Logistics/Supply Chain sectors, the Utilities sectors, the Banking and Finance sectors, the Education sector, Manufacturing sector, the Hospitality and Tourism sectors, Marine Ports and Marine Terminals sectors and, the Airport sector.
Ruswin, together with our business partners, are well positioned to be able to offer the right Facial Recognition System which would meet your operational and business requirements.
These systems and solutions are supplied with total economy, providing a return on investment.
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