Traditional turnstiles vs. facial recognition turnstiles

Traditional turnstiles vs. facial recognition turnstiles

"Face recognition" will remain a global trend and a future trend!

As a type of biometric technology, facial recognition identifies individuals by collecting their facial features. These features are highly unique and have long-term stability, making them ideal for authentication. Compared to traditional ID cards and passwords, facial recognition offers greater convenience, accuracy, and security. Compared to other technologies such as fingerprint, vein, and gait recognition, facial recognition also has advantages in cost, practicality, applicability, and effectiveness, and is more proactive.

With these technological advantages, facial recognition is currently widely used in education, finance, transportation, security, and government affairs, demonstrating significant value in areas such as college entrance examinations, security checks, mobile payments, bank withdrawals, government inquiries, case assistance, and smart city construction. In the future, as the technology matures and related issues are overcome and resolved, "face recognition" is expected to experience even more rapid development and application, becoming one of the major global trends.

Facial recognition gates are... It consists of two parts: a facial recognition gate head and the gate itself. The difference between a facial recognition gate and a standalone gate is that, in addition to card swiping and QR code scanning, it can also use facial recognition (face scanning) to open the gate, improving both the user experience and security.

Traditional Gates vs. Facial Recognition Gates

I. Procedures: Traditional gates mostly require registration and issuance of access cards, which is cumbersome; facial recognition gates eliminate the card issuance process.

II. Speed: Traditional gates require a card to pass through; facial recognition... Smart turnstiles allow for quick passage simply by scanning your face.

III. Security: Traditional turnstile cards are easily misused; facial recognition smart turnstiles ensure identity verification and cannot be faked.

IV. Cost Comparison: Traditional turnstile cards are expensive to produce; facial recognition smart turnstiles allow for o

nline registration free of charge.

V. Visitor Control: Traditional turnstiles require manual registration with ID cards; facial recognition smart turnstiles allow online authorization and QR code scanning for entry and exit.

In short, as facial recognition smart turnstiles become increasingly popular in various industrial parks, they eliminate the drawbacks of traditional card-swiping turnstiles and are poised to become increasingly superior.