Smart machines don’t just heal, work in warehouses and stores — they also help make our world a safer place. Let us tell you how!
Access control
The most common example of using computer vision in security is to control access to a secure facility. Already, the camera image is enough to recognize a person with absolute precision, unmistakably distinguishing even twins — far more accurate than any security guard can manage.
In facilities that require a regular RFID chip badge for entry, facial recognition can be an additional security tool (in case the badge is stolen and used maliciously).
In addition, the use of CV makes entrance checks smooth: even automatic access gates and electronically locked doors are unnecessary. The cameras will immediately detect that an intruder has entered the facility, and the AI will alert the security or lock the door.
