The immediate answer is yes, but there are various caveats.
Identification / access control systems for facilities, devices, and systems will usually work on a one-to-one basis (an ID and a facial image) or one-to-many, only a facial image.
If we are in a facility where there are multiple pedestrian crossings, vehicle entrances / parking lots, areas with different classification levels. After all, our system knows, based on one register database, to open each door or passage according to a different method according to the customer’s needs (entering the parking lot – only with the help of a facial image, entering the server room – facial image and a smart card as a second factor.
It all depends on the level of importance.
It is also possible to integrate facial recognition into the mobile phone, and with the help of the obtained result (dynamic QR) open a door by scanning the barcode.
In large organizations, we integrate our systems into the organization’s servers, thus enabling them to perform identification processes from anywhere and in any method they wish.
We differentiate the use of the Biosurveillance system into a separate system in light of its “different” uses, the need for different hardware, and the way its alerts are transmitted.
At the same time, the system is used by us to back up access control systems for monitoring sensitive areas and preventing entry to those who are not approved for entry. Not only from security aspects, but also from safety aspects.