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A fast and accurate facial recognition system would be an irreplaceable asset, yet the current offerings have yet to meet their full potential, writes Gary Mason.
Date - 28th November 2015
By - Gary Mason - Police Product Insight
By - Gary Mason - Police Product Insight
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