(LONDON TELEGRAPH) — One of China’s top universities has installed facial recognition in a female dormitory to ensure the building is off limits to non-residents.
The scanners were introduced by Beijing Normal University last month over security concerns, and will be rolled out to another nine female dormitory buildings if they prove successful.
Facial recognition is becoming increasingly common in China, where it has been installed in ATM machines, KFC restaurants and even public toilets, as a means of clamping down on loo-roll theft.
