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This
state-of-the-art
facial
recognition
system
using
photograph
matching
and
live
video
feeds
for
identification.
Facetrack-
Identification
System
is
a
scalable,
off-the-shelf
facial
recognition
system
that
detects
and
identifies
photographs
or
humans
as
they
pass
through
a
camera
using
a
from
a
database.
Facetrack-Identification
System
maximizes
the
value
of
deterrence,
increasing
active
surveillance
functionality,
increasing
investigative
power
and
drastically
diminishing
or
eliminating
the
challenges
that
exist
when
relying
solely
on
humans
to
conduct
surveillance.
..more
In
addition
to
being
accurate
and
convenient,
fingerprint
recognition
has
the
highest
user
acceptance
among
competing
technologies,
and
remains
ahead
in
the
number
of
units
being
deployed.
Today,
fingerprint-based
authentication
is
by
far
the
most
often
selected
biometric
security
measure.
TIME
AND
ATTENDANCE
Medium
and
large
size
companies
are
looking
at
biometrics
as
a
viable
means
to
reduce
administrative
costs
associated
with
issuing
and
managing
cards,
timesheets
or
attendance
registers.
Easy
integration
of
the
system
with
existing
resources
makes
it
an
added
advantage.
Time
and
Attendance
allows
companies
total
control
over
their
employees’
time
and
attendance
data,
offering
unmatched
performance,
flexibility
and
functionality
critical
for
today’s
business
environment.
Incorporation
of
biometrics
to
Time
and
Attendance
eliminates
the
risk
of
unauthorized
use
of
ID
as
well
as
proxy
punching,
very
easy
with
card
based
time
attendance
systems.
GOVERNEMENT
SURVEILLANCE
Over
the
coming
years,
governments
around
the
world
will
employ
more
facial
recognition
technology
to
watch
their
citizens
and
to
look
for
outsiders.
This
will
make
these
countries
safer
places
to
live
but
will
also
hinder
personal
liberties
and
privacy.
Citizens,
on
the
whole
will
reluctantly
accept
the
need
for
these
technologies
as
the
new
reality.
IDENTITY
VERIFICATION
Facial
recognition
technology
will
be
used
more
and
more
to
verify
the
identity
of
people.
Whether
it
is
to
gain
access
to
an
office
building,
to
log
into
a
computer,
or
to
register
to
vote,
facial
recognition
technology
will
allow
those
using
the
technology
to
be
more
assured
of
whom
they
are
working
with.
While
the
direct
effects
of
these
uses
are
no
doubt
positive,
the
secondary
effect
is
that
those
using
the
technology
will
have
increased
information
about
where
people
are
and
about
their
habits.
AIRPORT
SURVEILLANCE
Improving
the
security
of
air
travel
and
restoring
the
confidence
of
the
flying
public
is
a
significant
challenge
requiring
a
complex
systems
approach.
Much
of
pre-terminal
activities
and
air
travel
operations
involve
the
movement
of
people
(travelers
and
field
personnel),
vehicles
and
other
mobile
assets.
Each
day,
thousands
of
passengers,
employees,
vehicles
and
assets
move
in
to,
out
of
and
about
airport.
Authenticating,
monitoring
and
investigating
air
travel
passengers
and
their
belongings
as
they
move
through
passenger
terminals
onto
airplanes
is
critical
to
restoring
the
safety
and
confidence
of
the
flying
public.
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE
MANAGEMENT
Governments
face
the
challenge
of
dealing
with
their
share
of
criminal
activities.
Criminal
Justice
Management
helps
drills
down
into
specific
problems
and
solutions
at
the
operational
level
-
crime
prevention;
reducing
re-offending;
penal
policy;
victim
and
witness
support.
It
is
mandatory
that
the
criminal
justice
management
community
improve
the
way
it
uses
information
to
enforce
laws.
Information
that
is
captured
at
every
step
in
the
justice
process
must
be
available
for
authorized
access
on
a
broad
scale
soon
after
it
is
created.
It
seems
inevitable
that
facial
recognition
technology
will
be
developed
to
the
point
where
it
is
significantly
successful.
It
is
also
quite
likely
that
facial
recognition
will
become
the
biometrics
technology
of
choice
as
software
and
hardware
gets
better.
Currently,
other
processes,
such
as
retinal
scans
are
commonly
used,
but
the
advantages
of
facial
recognition,
such
as
the
ability
to
scan
from
a
distance,
will
cause
more
people
to
adopt
it
in
the
future.
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