Facial recognition company OmniPerception and software company Charton have been testing a biometric device in a convenience store located in London to help stop children buying alcohol and cigarettes. The facial recognition technology will be used at the point of sale to capture facial measurements that will be checked against a database of profiles of known offenders.

Read more about the facial recognition technology here.

Tags: Alcohol & Tobacco Compliance

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