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Human Recognition Systems are an IT company based in Liverpool[1], UK. Founded in 2001[2] they provide monitoring, biometric security and identity verification technologies across a range of industries as well as the government and defence sectors.
Specialties
[edit]Human Recognition Systems specialise in identity assurance management systems in fields such as aviation, construction and oil & gas.
Technologies
[edit]Human Recognition Systems employ a range of biometric technologies in order to provide security and monitoring systems. Fingerprint, facial & iris recognition as well as hand geometry all feature and where required the systems can integrate with existing identification schemes such as the UK Construction Skills Certification Scheme and Lenel OpenAccess Alliance Program
Notable Projects
[edit]Human Recognitions Systems' MSite access control system was used throughout the construction of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park ahead of the 2012 Olympic Games.[3] Their MFlow Airport security and passenger flow management system is in use at several UK airports such as Gatwick, Manchester, Edinburgh & Newcastle.[4]
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[edit]Category:Companies of the United Kingdom Category:Companies based in Merseyside Category:Companies established in 2001