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Patent drawing for Multiple-factor recognition and validation for security systems
US 12,333,882 B2
Computing US 12,333,882 B2 Not in force

Multiple-factor recognition and validation for security systems

This is a security system designed to control access to a restricted area by using artificial intelligence to analyze images. It identifies a person by looking at their face and gestures, and can also check if a second person nearby is authorized. The system combines these recognition results with a passcode provided by the individual to decide whether to grant or deny access.

Why it matters: Since 2024, continuous advancements in neural network efficiency and specialized AI hardware have likely made deploying such complex recognition systems more cost-effective and faster.

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SpecializedAI software, imaging hardware, neural networks

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