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Harmonizing Localization and Global Standardization
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| Trying to understand the globe |
Among the things that piqued my interest when I first got into FingerTec was the fact that, despite its humble beginnings in the early 2000s, the company already has its collective foots firmly planted in the international market. Pretty cool for a vision that started with just a finger. This presented a new (at that time) challenge for me as I mistakably underestimated the complexities of international marketing, and what it requires of me as both a copywriter and a marketing executive. My interest started after reading Ms. Norana Johar's piece in FingerTec's annual magazine last year (it's on page 27).
How Face Scanning Technology Works
The natural progression from fingerprint scanning technology is facial recognition technology. While fingerprint door locks are effective security systems, face scanners are arguably even more so because it directly identifies who is trying to access that lock. But how does facial recognition work? Luckily, you have come to the right place to find out.Face recognition door locks rely on the ability to identify, recognize, and measure the unique landmarks of a person's face. It then matches what the machine sees with its database of authorized users and decides if it matches the right criteria or not. If it does, voila, the door is unlocked! Some examples of facial landmarks include:
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