[FaceMe Case Study] Access Management for a Factory with 100,000 Employees Using Facial Recognition

Masks, goggles, and helmets can be certified even outdoors! Examples of access control systems in factory facilities.

The client is a chemical company in Taiwan, with approximately 100,000 workers constantly rotating in and out. Since it is a manufacturing site, workers are required to wear masks, goggles, and helmets at all times. To avoid the normalization of impersonation by others, identity and biometric verification to prevent impersonation is required. Therefore, FaceMe has achieved facial recognition with "masks, goggles, and helmets." Real-time face detection and feature point extraction at the security gate enable facial recognition for a scale of 100,000 people in under one second. 【System Features】 ■ Access control for entrance gates using facial recognition ■ Management and recording of workers' attendance ■ Facial recognition under mask, goggles, and helmet conditions ■ Anti-impersonation feature using a 3D camera *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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