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Facial recognition technology today goes beyond just unlocking your smartphone. 7 out of 10 governments worldwide use the technology on a large scale for surveillance, security, and pandemic control. Businesses are deploying facial recognition technology for VKYC, payment authorization, access control, and customer experience, to name a few. Use cases range across industries like financial services, educational institutions, transport services, legal enforcement, and private businesses, among several others.
Valued at $6.28 billion, the facial recognition market is expected to grow at 16% CAGR to reach $11.35 billion by 2027. With increased security and convenience as the two potential benefits, this digital identification technology has been increasingly deployed over the past decade.
Before heading further into the world of facial recognition, let’s take a quick glimpse into how identity verification happens conventionally.
The ability of behavioral biometrics and modern facial recognition technology to authenticate IDs has been revolutionary. Irrespective of whether you use it in transportation, aviation, commerce, or as a security solution, the technology delivers key advantages in speed, accuracy, and convenience. Further, facial recognition works well in integration with a wide range of other technologies, especially security software. It is easy to incorporate into existing security systems at a low cost, enabling a win-win situation for organizations that seek a frictionless solution.
A few notable implementations are listed below.
Facial recognition/detection, liveness check, and matching are components of our facial technology. To streamline citizen authentication across several services, we've developed a cloud-based FRS solution that can be integrated with current government databases and applications. Using state-of-the-art AI algorithms for biometric identification, we comply with international standards for privacy and protection, to make it easy for citizens to access government services in a secure and expedited manner.
We work with the private firms and governments in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Orissa on the following projects.
We rolled out our advanced Facial recognition solution involving Facial technology, Geo-fencing, and De-duplication modules to different government and financial institutions across the Telangana state.
Below are the use cases where FRS plays a major role.
Subsidy Management System: FRS integrations enable seamless monitoring of subsidies for government entities where all the beneficiaries need to be authenticated to prevent misuse. The distribution of subsidies can be managed centrally, making it easier to track and monitor the use of funds. FRS can capture and store data on beneficiaries, including their personal information, income, and eligibility for the subsidy. By doing so, it ensures that only those who meet the criteria receive the subsidy, and that there is no duplication of benefits. The facial system can identify any irregularities in the distribution of funds, such as multiple claims by the same beneficiary or claims by ineligible beneficiaries.
Citizen Identification: FRS aids in the rapid identification of citizens, decreasing the time and resources required for manual identification processes. This customer identity check is highly accurate, reducing the risk of errors in identifying individuals. FRS can improve security by adding an extra layer of identification and verification.
Customer Onboarding: FRS can be used for customer onboarding across industries like banking, insurance, and several others. It can streamline the KYC and onboarding process by verifying the identity of customers remotely, which saves time and reduces costs. The application helps mitigate any risks associated with using FRS for customer onboarding.
Attendance Marking: Using FRS technology, attendance marking can be done in a matter of minutes for a group of 50 students, as opposed to traditional methods of manual marking which can take much longer. This is because FRS technology can identify and mark attendance for multiple individuals simultaneously, without the need for physical contact or manual input. It helps to detect up to 8 faces in a single frame, it takes only 2 to 3 seconds per attendee.
Let's discuss the attendance marking use case in detail.
Step 1: Onboarding process and integration
First, the FRS application must be onboarded and integrated with the existing system.
Step 2: Registration process
The next step is registration where participants can choose to sign up with or without an Aadhar number based on the availability.
With Aadhaar
Without Aadhaar
Step 3: Attendance Marking
Once the registration is complete, attendance of a single person or a group can be captured.
Step 4: Reports and Live Dashboards Monitoring
With the integrated dashboard, you can easily monitor all the reports generated by this solution. Soon after the completion of the capture and authentication processes, the reports are instantly generated. With the help of this software, it is possible to continuously monitor and keep an eye on the live monitoring dashboard of the FRS system.
Apart from the results listed above, our facial recognition system provides the benefits below.
Our facial recognition system is a versatile solution that can be easily and quickly integrated into any system without any hassle.
Face recognition technology is the future of identity verification. It holds a wide scope for potential innovation in security, marketing, healthcare, retail, and entertainment. We can expect to see a significant improvement in the accuracy of face recognition systems for more reliable identification in complex and challenging situations.
Want to know more about facial recognition solutions?
Write to us at business@m2pfintech.com.
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