Quick answer
A face recognition terminal mounted on a turnstile identifies each person in about a second and opens the lane, while recording the entry for attendance. It removes cards that get lost or shared, and it works for workforces whose fingerprints are worn, such as construction and factories.
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- Face terminal opens the turnstile and logs attendance.
- No cards to lose, share or buy.
- Good for worn fingerprints.
- Position and lighting affect speed.
- Collect staff consent and protect the face data.
01How it works
Person faces the terminalFace matched to enrolled userTurnstile opensEntry logged for attendance
02Good to know
- Mount terminals at a height that suits most users and away from direct sunlight behind them
- Plan enrolment: each person is registered once
- Link logs to attendance software for payroll reports
- Face data is personal data: tell staff how it is used, get consent and secure the system
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03Frequently asked questions
Can face recognition replace attendance cards?
Yes. The same face log can feed attendance and payroll reports.
Does it work with masks or helmets?
Many newer terminals handle masks; helmets and caps can slow recognition, so test with your workforce.
