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Integrated security system that includes both facial recognition and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification). This combination can offer robust security by using two different types of authentication methods: biometric and proximity-based.

Facial Recognition: This technology scans and verifies individuals based on unique facial features. It can be used for access control, surveillance, or monitoring. It's highly effective for environments where people are expected to move through areas without needing to touch or carry anything (like an ID card).

RFID: RFID works by using a tag (often embedded in an ID card or a key fob) that communicates with a reader to grant access to certain areas. It's a fast and efficient way to authenticate users, especially in high-traffic environments.

By combining both methods, you get multiple layers of security. The facial recognition could be used as the first level of authentication, and the RFID as a secondary, physical check. This ensures that even if someone attempts to bypass one system (for example, stealing a card), they would still need to be physically recognized.