#China has become a commercially popular face-to-face technology Police are using new technology to #identify #criminals' appearance. They go out on the street after a special sunglasses, which can detect the culprit in a few seconds. These smart sunglasses are connected to a database, which can quickly arrest the perpetrators. Recently, police in Zhengdu province of China identified seven criminals after a sunglasses in the busiest train station. They are known to involve various crimes including human trafficking. @robertlen
These new initiatives are taken to identify criminals during the New Year holidays in the country. In this case, police reciprocated the use of facial recognition technology. After this special sunglasses, four policemen identify the culprit at the entrance to the train station. Smart sunglasses have a camera attached, through which the picture of every customer's face is sent to headquarters database. In this process, all information including the name, gender, address of the suspects is verified. Within a short time, the information was delivered to the officer again. Even the suspected fugitive is not the accused, he can also report all the information that he has got in the hotel, this smart sunglasses.@robertlen
Many people travel from one place to another in China's Lunar New Year. It is known that at least 390 million people will travel by train this season (40 days) starting from 1 February. Recently, China has started digital surveillance across the country. This smart sunglass is a part of it. The process of arresting terrorists or criminals by checking people's pictures, eyes, and fingerprints, is going on in the country.
Due to the rapid growth of technological advancements, commercial use look technology is also being used in Chinese gymnasiums, restaurants, and even public toilets. Banks are using face recognition technology instead of cards in cash machines. However, this type of identity recognition technology is severely criticized by human rights organizations and conscious people. Criticism started last month due to using this face detection technique in Chinese Muslim province of Xinjiang last month.