View source for Facial Recognition at Lower.com Field

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|Information Certainty=Documented
|CiteRef=baierColumbusCrewStateoftheArt2022
|Deployment Status=Ongoing
|Deployment Type=Surveillance
|Has event={{HasEvent|Start|2022-03-02|Documented|baierColumbusCrewStateoftheArt2022}}
|City=Columbus (OH)
|Country=USA
|managed by=Evolv Technology, Haslam Sports Group
|used by=Evolv Technology, Haslam Sports Group
|Datasets Used=Wicket (Facial dataset)
|Software Deployed=Evolv Cortex AI, Wicket Express Access
}}
Evolv partners with sports stadiums. The facial recognition that has been added on is

<blockquote> Because of its open API system, Evolv can integrate with other technology, whether that is something that can be applied immediately, or a technology that has yet to be implemented.  At Lower.com Field, this means facial recognition technology. To go from having to stop and be wanded by a security personnel’s handheld device and then wait to have a ticket barcode read, to an entirely frictionless experience, is a huge leap forward for fans attending a game. Fans don’t have to slow down for security, they can just walk right through, and they don’t even need to take out their phone to show a ticket because of the facial recognition [[CiteRef::baierColumbusCrewStateoftheArt2022]] </blockquote>

<blockquote> And Evolv’s Cortex AI capabilities access data insights from all of Evolv’s customers to learn and get better at detecting all kinds of weapons – and what’s not a weapon. At Lower.com Field, that means more accurate recognition of what could possibly be a threatening weapon versus a suspicious but permitted item, like an umbrella. The fewer nuisance alerts, the more seamless the ingress experience [[CiteRef::baierColumbusCrewStateoftheArt2022]] </blockquote>
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