Multiple-factor recognition and validation for security systems
AssigneeIntellivision Technologies Corp.
InventorsKrishna Khadloya, Manuel Gonzalez
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AssigneeIntellivision Technologies Corp.
InventorsKrishna Khadloya, Manuel Gonzalez
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A security system can conditionally grant or deny access to a protected area using an artificial intelligence system to analyze images. In an example, an access control method can include receiving candidate information about a face and gesture from a first individual and receiving other image information from or about a second individual. The candidate information can be analyzed using a neural network-based recognition processor that can provide a first recognition result indicating whether the first individual corresponds to a first enrollee of the security system, and can provide a second recognition result indicating whether the second individual corresponds to a second enrollee of the security system. The example method can include receiving a passcode, such as from the first individual. Access can be conditionally granted or denied based on the passcode and the recognition results.
A method for using a security system to conditionally grant or deny access to a protected area using image-based recognition, the method comprising:
A security system comprising:
A method for using a security system to conditionally grant or deny access to a protected area using image-based recognition, the method comprising:
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