A face door lock is a type of security device that uses facial recognition technology to grant or deny access to a building or room. It works by capturing an image of a person’s face and comparing it to a database of authorized users. If the person’s face matches an authorized user, the door will unlock automatically. If the face does not match an authorized user, the door will remain locked.

Face door locks are becoming increasingly popular in a variety of settings, including homes, offices, and public buildings. They offer several advantages over traditional lock-and-key systems, including increased security, convenience, and the ability to track who is entering and leaving a building.

However, like all security technologies, face door locks have their limitations and potential drawbacks. They can be vulnerable to hacking or spoofing, and may not work well in low-light conditions or when a person is wearing certain types of facial coverings. It is also important to consider issues of privacy and consent when using facial recognition technology.

Overview

FL1000 is the world’s first smart lock with embedded face recognition technology. It uses European standard mortise with 5 latches, the deadbolt will be locked automatically once the door is closed. It also has four unlocking ways – face, password, card, and mechanical key.

Function

• With the new generation face recognition algorithm
• European standard mortise with 5 latches
• Idle handle design to protect door lock
• 3-inch capacitive touchscreen
• Icon Menu for easy and fast operation
• Four independent unlocking – face, password, card, mechanical Key
• Smart alarm for low battery & illegal operation
• Data upload/download via USB port
• Support passage mode – Normal Open
• Support query door open logs and illegal operation logs
• External terminals to draw backup power from a 9V battery
• Backset is 55 mm
• 125khz ID card reader (optional)
• 13.56mhz Mifare card reader (optional)
• Remote open door (optional)