Cognitec Systems is providing reliable face recognition technology to Brazilian payment solutions provider - Billingpay for use in Rio de Janeiro’s public transport system.

Automated face recognition

Billingpay has implemented automated face recognition to facilitate digital ticketing via the transport application Jaé, to be used by more than four million users daily.

Currently, about 11 thousand capture devices are installed throughout the city’s transportation system.

Facial biometrics

The process starts with the enrollment of facial images during the registration service

The process starts with the enrollment of facial images during the registration service, which is then used to prevent revenue evasion in public transportation.

Facial biometrics match the ticket holder to the correct ticket, therefore preventing fraudulent use of subsidised tickets.

The second largest city in Brazil now operates one of the most modern and secure ticketing systems in the world, with added high-performance technology from Cognitec!” comments Marcello Perrotta, CCO of Billingpay.

Modern identification services

Public transport users can also present their faces to log into the Jaé platform and access buses or trains without the need for a ticket or identification.

This use case is a testament to the countless capabilities of face recognition technologies for modern identification services,” says Alfredo Herrera, Cognitec’s Managing Director, adding “We are excited to be a part of this innovative project, and this successful international partnership with Billingpay!

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