I'm developing a system to detect whether there's a person present in a warehouse, but I want to avoid using any biometric methods like facial recognition, fingerprint scanning, or voice detection to respect privacy. I'm looking for alternative solutions that would still allow for monitoring human activity for purposes like safety or automation, without relying on traditional biometric identification. Any suggestions on how to achieve this?
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You might want to consider using motion detection systems or proximity sensors. They can effectively monitor human activities without needing to identify who the person is. Just ensure they’re set up to fit the layout of your warehouse!
Using thermal cameras could be an option! They help detect heat emitted from individuals. Just keep in mind that while this doesn’t identify people directly, it tracks their presence without infringing on privacy.
Seems like your goals are a bit contradictory. If you want to track humans for safety or automation without breaching privacy, you have to figure out the specific function you need. For example, preventing theft would require a different approach than stopping machinery when someone gets too close. Make sure you define your priorities clearly!
That sounds interesting! But wouldn’t there be some concerns about privacy even with thermal detection?