Face Recognition-Based Entry Authentication System for College Cultural Gathering

In modern educational institutions, managing and authenticating entry during large-scale events like cultural gatherings can be a challenging task, especially in ensuring secure, quick, and contactless identification of attendees. This project, "Face Recognition Based Entry Authentication System for College Cultural Gathering", proposes a smart, automated system leveraging facial recognition technology to address these challenges efficiently. The system utilizes computer vision and machine learning algorithms to identify and authenticate individuals based on their facial features. It captures the face of a student or participant through a camera at the entry point and matches it in real-time with the pre-registered database. If a match is found, access is granted; otherwise, entry is denied. This method eliminates the need for manual identity checks, thereby reducing entry time, preventing unauthorized access, and enhancing overall event security. Developed using Python, OpenCV, and face recognition libraries, and backed by a user-friendly interface, the system ensures ease of use for organizers. Additionally, the system logs entry data, enabling effective monitoring and post-event analysis. With scalability and future integration in mind, the system represents a step toward smarter, tech-driven management of institutional events.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2025-06-28
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.72791
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Face recognition and analysis
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Face Recognition-Based Entry Authentication System for College Cultural Gathering

Pankaj Pawar
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Face recognition and analysis
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Face Recognition-Based Entry Authentication System for College Cultural Gathering

Pankaj Pawar
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Abstract

In modern educational institutions, managing and authenticating entry during large-scale events like cultural gatherings can be a challenging task, especially in ensuring secure, quick, and contactless identification of attendees. This project, "Face Recognition Based Entry Authentication System for College Cultural Gathering", proposes a smart, automated system leveraging facial recognition technology to address these challenges efficiently. The system utilizes computer vision and machine learning algorithms to identify and authenticate individuals based on their facial features. It captures the face of a student or participant through a camera at the entry point and matches it in real-time with the pre-registered database. If a match is found, access is granted; otherwise, entry is denied. This method eliminates the need for manual identity checks, thereby reducing entry time, preventing unauthorized access, and enhancing overall event security. Developed using Python, OpenCV, and face recognition libraries, and backed by a user-friendly interface, the system ensures ease of use for organizers. Additionally, the system logs entry data, enabling effective monitoring and post-event analysis. With scalability and future integration in mind, the system represents a step toward smarter, tech-driven management of institutional events.

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 13(6)
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Face recognition and analysis
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