Facial Recognition

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Facial recognition technology is playing an increasingly important role in the security field today, and it promises to represent an even greater share of security and access control features going forward. Many security systems and access control systems now have face recognition built in or integrated, giving a more precise means of granting access to premises or secure areas and doing more to keep out unwanted visitors or prying eyes.

Ideal for securing access-controlled spaces
Seamless process that is fully automated
No physical contact required (ideal during COVID)
Easily identify individuals to be banned from premises
Restrict unauthorized access to secure areas
Allow access control to go faster &keep traffic flowing
Recognize faces from variety of angles, height, etc.
Eliminate need for cards, badges, key fobs, etc.

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Facial recognition is an invaluable tool in both controlling access to your premises as well as restricting access within. It is also ideal for surveillance and video monitoring, taking much of the guesswork out of who is seen on camera and allowing greater means of tracking and monitoring of staff and visitors alike. At Ainger Cabling + Security we offer a number of security and access control systems that have facial recognition built in, and/or that feature seamless integration with other components that have facial recognition.

Replaces badges & access cards/fobs, eliminating risk of access being stolen, forged or otherwise compromised
Facial recognition technology is easy to implement and deploy, keeping costs down and security levels heightened
Now in wide use around the world, facial recognition is considered accurate, efficient and a best practice in the security field

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Frequently Asked Questions

Facial recognition is run by computers that use a specific type of vision to analyze an image for key features. In the case of facial recognition, the computer will learn the shape and features of your face and save them. Every time the facial recognition system is activated, the computer will scan an input of a face and use its knowledge of your face to decide whether the face it saw was yours.

To learn more about facial recognition and how it can help you, contact Ainger today and speak to one of our experienced staff members!

Facial recognition is a security measure that ensures only authorized people have access to what the system is protecting. A computer will have a list of authorized faces and will only grant them access. This system will help make your property more secure and let you defend against intruders. If someone who is not authorized attempts to pass the facial recognition, you will receive an alert.

Protect your property with facial recognition, contact Ainger today to learn more or to get started with your facial recognition system!

Your facial recognition data can only be accessed by you and our team if necessary. Facial recognition data is not shared outside our team and is only accessed by authorized staff members. We understand that your data can be sensitive so we work to protect your data for you.

If you have any questions about facial recognition data, please contact our team and we will be happy to answer any questions. Contact Ainger today to learn more about facial recognition or to get started with your facial recognition system!

Yes! If you change your haircut, grow a beard, wear glasses or any other physical changes like these, your facial recognitions system will still recognize you. Facial recognition systems don’t use images the same way that people do, they use more abstract visuals that look at bone structure and physical features as opposed to hair and accessories. This means that you don’t have to worry about updating your image every time you change your appearance.

To learn more about facial recognition or to get started with your facial recognition system, contact Ainger today and speak to one of our experienced staff members!