Face Recognition
Face recognition is a computer vision technology that matches faces from a camera against registered face data. It replaces cards or fingerprints at attendance and access points, and recognition results are recorded directly in your HRIS or security system.
Facial Recognition, Employee Recognition
Business problems
Restricted areas can be entered by people who are not authorized.
Manual checks or touch devices slow down the flow of people at peak times.
Who entered a specific area is hard to trace during audits.
What we build
Employee face enrollment and recognition at defined points.
Logs of entries and exits for restricted areas with time and location.
Touchless attendance with records flowing straight into payroll.
An application to register, update and delete facial data.
Example applications
Placement and lighting determine recognition accuracy.
Employee consent and biometric data retention limits are set from the start.
An alternative method is prepared for when recognition fails.
Architecture & approach
Assess location, lighting and people flow at every point.
Face registration with consent and photo quality control.
Match thresholds and access rules per area.
Results are sent to HRIS, access systems or dashboards.
Technology & integration
Deployment
| Option | Description | Best for |
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| Edge device | Recognition runs on a device near the camera. |
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| On-premise server | Face templates and logs are stored on internal servers. |
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Specializations
Touchless face recognition attendance connected directly to HRIS and payroll.
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