One. Operation process of hotel face recognition system
1、The facial recognition verification machine must be placed at the service counter, connected to the hotel's local network, and integrated with the hotel's check-in management system.
2. Installation of face recognition door locks for access control in hotel guest rooms.
3. Guests must scan their identification documents through the facial recognition verification machine upon check-in at the front desk, and compare the scanned image with the facial image collected on-site to verify the guest's identity and ensure that the provided identification document matches the actual identity of the guest.
4. If any errors occur, the system will automatically hide the alarm; if the result is satisfactory, the system will automatically record the customer's identification information, and also register the facial image collected on-site in the management system. The management system can upload the customer's registration and verification information to the public security organs for record.
5. According to the assigned room arrangement, the system automatically transmits the registered guest data and facial templates to the corresponding facial recognition door locks in the assigned rooms. Guests can then "scan their faces" to open the door to the room.
6. Any guest extensions or departures must be synchronized with the facial recognition system. The facial recognition system platform will automatically update the corresponding access control data. Guests who have not completed extension procedures or have already departed cannot use facial recognition to open doors.
II. How to use the hotel's facial recognition system
Face recognition technology for hotels is primarily used in identity verification schemes. The "Face Verification System" developed based on resident identification cards provides a professional solution to address these issues. It is mainly used to assist other industries in performing "real-person verification" to mitigate security risks. "Real-person verification" offers a higher level of security compared to "name-based verification." Furthermore, verifying citizen identity not only requires the authenticity and validity of the identification document but also the authenticity and validity of the holder. Implementing "real-person verification" is of great importance for the safety and security of citizens and society. It can effectively prevent the illegal use of lost or stolen identification documents and deter individuals from fraudulently using others' identification documents.