Face sensor door access technology is a growing trend in the security industry. It has many benefits that can help you enhance your building’s security and make it easier for employees to get into work. However, this technology isn’t perfect and there are some drawbacks to keep in mind when using it. In this post, we’ll discuss what face sensor door access technology is and how you can use it to improve your building’s security.
What is facial recognition technology?
Facial recognition technology is a biometric method of verifying or identifying a person based on a digital scan of their face. It can be used to confirm the identity of an individual who is under arrest, or to prove that a suspect has been at the scene of an incident.
Facial recognition systems use facial images to create mathematical data models that represent individual faces by measuring and analyzing key points on them (like distance between eyes). These models are then stored in databases which can be accessed by computers that run applications like security cameras or smartphones with built-in cameras. When someone looks into one such device, their image is compared against those already stored in its database; if there’s a match then they’re let through otherwise they aren’t allowed entry into whatever place it’s protecting (e.g., bank vault).
Face recognition technology important
The security industry has been using face recognition technology for years, but it is only recently that the technology has become more mainstream. This is due in large part to the fact that this type of identification system can be used not only as a means of verification but also as a method of identification.
In order to understand how this works and why it’s important, let’s take a look at some definitions:
- Identity refers to who someone is or what they represent (e.g., “I am John Smith”).
- Authentication verifies that someone claiming an identity actually owns it (e.g., “You are who you say you are”). In other words, authentication confirms whether or not someone has possession of something valuable such as money or property; in this case, identity would refer specifically back toward legal status within society (e gation).
Use face recognition technology in a building
Face recognition technology is an ideal solution for building access control. It’s a reliable, convenient and secure method for controlling who enters your building, especially when combined with other security features like card readers and keypads.
Face sensor door access panels are available in several styles:
- Face sensor door access panels can be installed on the wall or ceiling to provide 360-degree visibility of the entryway they monitor.
- Face sensor door access cameras (also known as CCTV cameras) are used to monitor a single point of entry into a building or area; they typically have limited range but offer high resolution images that can be viewed remotely via live video streaming software such as Skype or Google Hangouts.* There are also hybrid versions available that combine both technologies into one device!
The benefits of face sensor door access
- Cost effective
- Easy to install and maintain
- Easy to use
- Reliable
- Secure
Drawbacks of face sensor door access
- Face sensor door access technology is not 100% accurate. It may not be able to detect you if you’re wearing a hat, glasses or other facial accessories.
- Face sensor door access technology can be fooled by photographs and masks. If someone has a picture of you, they can use that as their access key instead of having to wait for you to arrive at the door before entering (which would take longer).
- Face sensor door access technology can also be fooled by twins or siblings who look similar enough so that the system cannot distinguish between them
Can help you enhance your building security
- The benefits of using face sensor door access are that it’s easy to use, and you can integrate it with other security systems.
- The drawbacks of using face sensor door access include the fact that it doesn’t work well in low light conditions and may be susceptible to hacking or spoofing.
- How do we use this technology? By installing a camera at each entrance point which will capture images of people entering or exiting your building, then comparing those images with pre-recorded templates stored on an internal database within the system itself. If there is a match between one picture and another (and there usually will be), then the system unlocks whatever door is being used by those individuals; otherwise, if no matching image has been found within its database yet then nothing happens at all until someone comes along who does match one already stored picture with another!
- It costs between $100-$300 per door depending upon how many doors need upgrading so I’d recommend starting small first before going big scale later down road.”
Conclusion
We hope you now have a better understanding of what face sensor door access technology is and how it can help improve your building security. This technology has many benefits, but there are also some drawbacks that need to be considered before deploying it. If you’re interested in learning more about facial recognition systems, contact us today!