LogicaCMG facial recognition trials successful
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LogicaCMG achieved an 85% success rate in facial recognition technology trials at a major airport.
The company found that faces could be successfully identified in a crowd, from a distance of several meters over CCTV technology, 85% of the time, even when volunteers disguised themselves.
During the trial, volunteers’ photographs were put on a database’s suspect list, along with thousands of other photographs. The volunteers mixed with passengers at the airport and a biometric identification algorithm was used to analyse the faces in the crowds for a match.
The technology could be used for airport and border control security. It also has a number of other possible applications - facial recognition technology is already used by casinos in Las Vegas to spot cheats.
It could also be used to help reduce hooliganism at sports events or persistent shop-lifting in retail outlets.
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