Some of my customers hope to use face data as a temporary key, which can significantly enhance visitors' convenience and user experience, as they can access various places by simply showing their faces instead of entering a PIN code or saving a QR code.
This feature will be particularly popular in hospitable areas that place great importance on ensuring their visitors feel at home.
To achieve the function, we need to solve these two:
-How to get visitors' face data?
-How to save visitors' face data as a temporary key?
To address the two key challenges, we propose the solution:
1. Obtain visitors' face data through a video call with residents. The whole process.
a.Visitors make a video call with residents.
b.Residents answer the call and allow visitors to register their facial information.
c.Visitors register faces by looking at the screen from different angles to ensure the accuracy of face data.
d.Residents confirm the registration is done and unlock for them.
2. Visitors' face data will be saved as temporary keys, which allow them to enter public areas with their face data.
3. Considering security and storage limitations, the face data will automatically be removed after 24 hours.
The visiting process will be contactless and only require facial recognition, so visitors can easily enter without feeling inconvenienced as long as they have done the registration successfully.
If anyone has a similar demand, don't hesitate to discuss any issues you may have with me regarding the solution.
And do you think this solution would affect residential security, and how can we mitigate potential risks?
