At this stage, the development of face recognition technology allows us to use it in all aspects. Our lockers are no exception. The face recognition function is also more fascinating in terms of storage and retrieval. So what is the difference between the face recognition storage locker and the barcode locker? The editor below will add the following points for everyone.

1) The face recognition smart locker opens the cabinet by recording the facial features of the person. The stored items are safe to prevent theft and loss. Compared with barcode cabinets, no consumables are needed. Bar codes are easy to lose when they are not in use, but the face recognition cabinet is different and does not require a bar code, so it is easier to compare.

2) The face cabinet does not require media when opening the cabinet, but only needs to be used for face recognition, but the barcode cabinet does not need to consume printing paper, and the maintenance cost is usually high.

3) The face recognition cabinet does not need to be touched during face recording, and the internal work of the cabinet is not very cumbersome. It can effectively protect the smart storage cabinet and increase the service life of the cabinet. However, the traditional bar code cabinet needs to be used for a long time because of the long-term use of the printer, and the printing paper has to be replaced continuously, and the internal parts will be damaged over time.

4) The face recognition smart cabinet, with a storage capacity of up to 100,000, can store and record user data for one year. The barcode cabinet may only support a few, and the face recognition cabinet is relatively dominant.

5) The face recognition cabinet supports the storage of customer face information, and saves records. When a dispute occurs, the data can be called for adjustment.

6) The face recognition smart locker is more convenient to use, which greatly saves customers' time, eliminates the risk of queuing for pickup, and normally increases the utilization rate. The barcode cabinet needs to wait silently for the barcode printing to complete.