Integrating Face Recognition into Security Systems

Automated processing of facial images has become a serious market for both hard- and software products. For the commercial success of face recognition systems it is most crucial that the process of face image capturing is very convenient for the people exposed to such systems. As a consequence, the whole imaging setup has to be carefully designed for each operational scenario.

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