The phrase "recognition device" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a noun that refers to a technology that scans and recognizes faces, fingerprints, irises, voices, or other characteristics. For example: "The new security system includes a sophisticated recognition device that can quickly identify people by their face."
WSN is also working with I2R to develop a low-power image recognition device with short-range low power wireless communication.
A parameter selection method is presented to determine the appropriate photoelectric recognition device to use for coal or gangue, while error due to voids between objects was measured, and transportation belts analyzed.
WiSARD (Wilkie, Stonham and Aleksander's Recognition Device), a weightless artificial neural network architecture that proved to be both robust and efficient in classification tasks, has been previously used in order to turn the training phase faster.
There is still a need for a fast and portable bacterial recognition device for point-of-care use.
By attaching the number panel on fingerprint recognition device, the user authentication system that uses number password and user fingerprint as authentication keys recognizes even the fingerprint of the user when a user is entering a password, see Figure 6.
The human eye is an excellent pattern recognition device, which is capable of complex interpretation of ECGs and electroencephalograms (EEGs) [ 6], and physicians make use of this skill on a daily basis.
He and Richardson also learned about North Korea's data encryption software, face recognition devices, video chatroom software and instant messaging services.
He said the finding was not immediately applicable to speech recognition devices, which now surpass what the sand mouse can do.
Under the program, more than 200 closed-circuit television cameras and license plate recognition devices were placed in parts of the city of Birmingham in central England.
While fingerprints have about 30 to 40 unique characteristics and facial recognition devices, now being used more widely, can pinpoint about 80 in a human face, the iris has more than 260 rings, furrows, freckles and other marks that can be used for identification.
Law enforcement agencies, such as the Border Patrol, the Coast Guard, and even the Armed Forces, are using portable wireless iris recognition devices.
