Facial recognition frictionless access control
AssigneeTyco Fire & Security GmbH
InventorsTerence Neill, Anne Gallagher, Derek J. Boyes, Peter Lawrence
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AssigneeTyco Fire & Security GmbH
InventorsTerence Neill, Anne Gallagher, Derek J. Boyes, Peter Lawrence
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According to an aspect, an access control system includes a camera, a database configured to maintain facial information, and a processor. The processor is configured to: execute an identification algorithm to identify a subject based on the detected image and the facial information; identify at least one additional subject based on the detected image; determine movement information regarding the subject and the at least one additional subject; perform one or more second factor authentication processes; determine whether the at least one additional subject has permission to move through an access point based on the subject, the at least one additional subject, the movement information, and a likelihood of risk of tailgating; and grant access to the at least one additional subject based on the permission and whether one or more of the identification algorithm or the one or more second factor authentication processes are determined be successful.
An access control system, comprising:
An access control method, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.