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facial recognition
This term describes a specific biometric technology. It is typically used in technical, legal, and security contexts, often carrying a neutral tone in industrial applications but a negative or cautionary connotation in discussions regarding privacy, surveillance, and civil liberties.
As a compound noun referring to a conceptual process or technology, it is treated as an uncountable noun. It does not have a plural form in standard usage; one does not refer to multiple "facial recognitions," but rather to "facial recognition systems" or "instances of facial recognition."
Meanings
Examples
The new smartphone uses facial recognition to unlock the screen instantly.
The new smartphone uses facial recognition to unlock the screen instantly.
I wonder if facial recognition is actually safe for my personal data.
The airport has implemented facial recognition to speed up the boarding process.
Wait, does this building use facial recognition for employee access?
The detective analyzed the CCTV footage using advanced facial recognition software.
Many people are concerned about the ethical implications of mass facial recognition.
The security system failed because the lighting was too dim for facial recognition.
Our company is integrating facial recognition into the new security protocol.