NEC NeoFACE Already in Use
Jeremy Gutsche — July 23, 2007 — Tech
References: pinktentacle
NEC has launched an automated face recognition system capable of identifying you when you are still inside your car. It may seam like technology from 10 years in the future, but its already available. In fact, NeoFace has already been installed at the Hong Kong - Shenzhen border.
The system first picks out who you're supposed to be, based on your license plate. Then it checks the database of what you're supposed to look like. And the system doesn't recognize you, it shoots you. Just kidding, it doesn't shoot you...
The system first picks out who you're supposed to be, based on your license plate. Then it checks the database of what you're supposed to look like. And the system doesn't recognize you, it shoots you. Just kidding, it doesn't shoot you...
Trend Themes
1. Automated Face Recognition - There is a growing trend in the development and implementation of automated face recognition systems for enhanced security and convenience.
2. In-car Identification - The use of face recognition technology to identify individuals while they are still inside their vehicles is gaining traction as a convenient and time-saving solution.
3. Border Security Solutions - The adoption of face recognition systems at border crossings is becoming increasingly common to enhance security and streamline immigration processes.
Industry Implications
1. Security - The security industry can leverage face recognition technology to develop innovative solutions for access control, surveillance, and authentication.
2. Automotive - The automotive industry has an opportunity to integrate face recognition technology into cars for personalized experiences, vehicle security, and driver identification.
3. Immigration and Border Control - The immigration and border control industry can explore the use of automated face recognition systems to enhance security, improve efficiency, and facilitate smoother immigration processes.
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