BANK SAFETY LOCKER SYSTEM WITH IMAGE IDENTIFICATION BY USING IOT
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.64751/ajaccm.2025.v5.n4.pp287-292Keywords:
IoT, Bank Locker, Image Identification, Face Recognition, Biometric Authentication, Cloud Logging, Real-Time Monitoring, Access Control, Security Automation, Encryption.Abstract
Traditional bank locker systems depend primarily on physical keys, PINs, or mechanical token-based authentication, which can be lost, duplicated, or misused. This project proposes a secure, IoT-enabled safety locker system augmented with image-based identification to improve security, convenience, and auditability. Each locker access request is verified using face recognition (or image-based identity confirmation) captured by a camera at the locker kiosk; the image is matched against a pre-registered customer profile stored securely in the cloud. The IoT platform manages access logs, real-time alerts, remote monitoring, and role-based access control for bank staff. Combining image identification with traditional multi-factor authentication (card + PIN + image) strengthens security while providing administrators with a searchable audit trail. The system supports remote management, automated alerts for suspicious events, and an encrypted cloud-backed log for regulatory compliance.
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