'facial recognition system' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It might be used to refer to companies or government agencies using technology to identify individuals from their facial features. For example, "The airport now uses a facial recognition system to quickly identify travelers."
No facial recognition system is perfect, or even close: all make mismatches and overly broad matches.
The facial recognition system was developed by Visionics of Jersey City.
"At the present time, you can fool a facial recognition system with a pair of sunglasses".
The first is for a facial recognition system engine, while the second is for a system to interact with the facial recognition system engine, including the provision of a business rules capability, workflow capability, management information and audit.
The Home Office is planning to buy a £12.8m facial recognition system to help determine an applicant's entitlement and eligibility for a British passport.
Privacy Of course we can imagine hypotheticals in which some sort of mass surveillance system, facial recognition system, would be effective in preventing crime.
How have facial recognition systems been effective, according to the article?
Now it is considering proposals for other kinds of biometrics, like facial recognition systems, to identify known alien criminals and terrorists.
Video cameras have been installed on city streets, and some cities and airports have tried to tie cameras into facial recognition systems, with mixed results.
But the real problem was the indexing system, and it is still the problem with facial recognition systems as an identification tool.
About 100 casinos across the country now use cameras hooked up to facial recognition systems to search their floors for known cheats, purse-snatchers and coin-cup swipers, according to the International Biometric Group, a consulting firm in New York.
