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CBP Set To Begin Face Recognition Evaluations Of Pedestrians, Vehicle Occupants At Land Ports

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CBP Set To Begin Face Recognition Evaluations Of Pedestrians, Vehicle Occupants At Land Ports

Over the next two months Customs and Border Protection will begin testing face recognition technology to help identify travelers entering the U.S. on foot and inside vehicles as the agency begin to sort out how it will use face recognition at land ports of entry for people entering and departing the country.In July, CBP will begin Phase One of its Biometric Pedestrian Travel evaluation by capturing the photos of individuals on the move as they approach an agency processing station…

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