Advanced Face Recognition System To Be Used In China

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http://cooltech.iafrica.com/science/909668.htm
A biometric face recognition system has been approved in China and will be used in the country for ID purposes, which includes surveillance and security.

Systems are currently in use in some countries, including China where it is limited to police use, to find missing children and criminal suspects in cases ranging from child abduction to supermarket blackmail.
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