Anviz integrates FaceDeep 3 and fingerprint P7 access solution with Canon printer

According to a recent survey, 70% of the total waste in offices is made up of paper and as much as 30% of print jobs are never even picked up from the printer.

Even worse, 45% of printed paper ends up in the trash by the end of the day. When the user considers that the total amount spent annually by U.S. companies on printed documents is $120 million, it’s clear that there is a lot of pointless printing in modern offices.

Managed print solution

Meanwhile, in the same company’s main office, marketing, sales and support staff had multiple printers running all day to publish reports, marketing materials, and more, and stacks of unread documents ended up being piled in bins next to the machines. These are two very different offices within the same company with very different needs: one office barely needed a printer while the other was in desperate need of a managed print solution.

Imagine tones of print task fulfil a printer and employees take other’s print work unnoticeably

Anviz now integrates the face recognition (FaceDeep 3) and fingerprint (P7) access solution with Canon printer. By enable face recognition or fingerprint access, they eliminate waste and secure the print, scan, copy, and personal information. Imagine tones of print task fulfil a printer and employees take other’s print work unnoticeably, and there is always some print work last in the printer that no one collects them.

Face recognition terminal

With their solution add-on to the printer, only authorised employees can use the printer, and print work only starts when someone is in front of the printer to eliminate print jobs that no one picks up.

FaceDeep 3 series are the new AI-based face recognition terminal equipped with a dual-core-based Linux-based CPU and the latest BioNANO® deep learning algorithm. It supports up to 10,000 dynamic face databases and rapidly recognise users within 2M(6.5 ft) in less than 0.3 seconds and customises alerts and a variety of reporting for no-mask wearing.