Facial Recognition-Driven Attendance Systems: A Review of Deep Learning Approaches in Real-Time Academic Monitoring

As universities and companies rapidly modernize, the old headache of attendance—slow roll calls and frustrating fingerprint scanners—is finally being solved by smart, touchless facial recognition systems. Our review of twenty recent studies reveals just how quickly this field is advancing, moving far beyond basic methods like Haar Cascades to employ powerful deep learning models like FaceNet and Vision Transformers. These high-tech systems aren't just accurate; they're designed for the modern environment, offering real-time performance, integration with mobile apps and the cloud, and even advanced features like emotion detection or iris scans to beat mask-wearing or spoofing attempts. With most models boasting over 90% accuracy, the technology is ready for prime time, though researchers continue to focus on fine-tuning issues like lighting conditions and ensuring absolute data privacy. Ultimately, this technology offers a clear, scalable path toward a future where attendance is instant, accurate, and completely hassle-free.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-10-12
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i05.57582
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Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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Facial Recognition-Driven Attendance Systems: A Review of Deep Learning Approaches in Real-Time Academic Monitoring

Chalavadi Vishnu, NIHAL ABOOABKER
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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Facial Recognition-Driven Attendance Systems: A Review of Deep Learning Approaches in Real-Time Academic Monitoring

Chalavadi Vishnu, NIHAL ABOOABKER
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Abstract

As universities and companies rapidly modernize, the old headache of attendance—slow roll calls and frustrating fingerprint scanners—is finally being solved by smart, touchless facial recognition systems. Our review of twenty recent studies reveals just how quickly this field is advancing, moving far beyond basic methods like Haar Cascades to employ powerful deep learning models like FaceNet and Vision Transformers. These high-tech systems aren't just accurate; they're designed for the modern environment, offering real-time performance, integration with mobile apps and the cloud, and even advanced features like emotion detection or iris scans to beat mask-wearing or spoofing attempts. With most models boasting over 90% accuracy, the technology is ready for prime time, though researchers continue to focus on fine-tuning issues like lighting conditions and ensuring absolute data privacy. Ultimately, this technology offers a clear, scalable path toward a future where attendance is instant, accurate, and completely hassle-free.

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Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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