Japanese CAC Corporation has integrated CyberLink’s FaceMe® facial recognition into the POS terminals of their unmanned Ministop Store for self serve payments

• Location: Japan
• Industry: Information Technology
• Established: 1966
• Capital: ¥3,720,000,000 (as of December 2019)

• As an unmanned, self-service convenience store, accurate identity verification cannot be completed.
• Employees are able to use non-cash payment methods such as credit cards, prepaid cards and mobile payments, however, if one of those methods was left behind at their desk, they cannot complete their purchase
• Located within CAC's headquarters, providing employees with a fast and frictionless shopping experience is a high priority.

CAC integrated the FaceMe® SDK into the payment system of Ministop Pocket and linked it to employees' salary accounts. After registering their facial data in advance, from any computer - home or office, employees can use the facial recognition checkout service. The checkout process is straightforward and fast:

1. Self-scan the items
2. Choose facial recognition at checkout from the POS
3. Complete the payment within 3 seconds with facial recognition

Facial recognition purchase records, including the date, time, and amount of the transaction, are available for employees to check instantly. The amount is deducted directly from the employee's salary, and monthly facial payment limits can be set.

• Fast Recognition Speed: FaceMe completes facial recognition in less than 0.2 seconds to verify identity, providing employees with a smooth checkout process
• High Precision Recognition Rate: FaceMe, tested by NIST, boasts an accuracy rate of up to 99.83%, with a false acceptance rate of only one in a million
• Strong Anti-spoofing Capability: Through FaceMe's liveness detection and anti-spoofing technology, fraudulent attempts using photos or videos are prevented during the checkout process, ensuring employees' peace of mind
• Wide Practical Application Range: FaceMe can recognize faces at wide angles or with masks and can accurately identify faces in low-light environments, making it suitable for many situations
• Future Feature Expansion: FaceMe can also recognize user facial expressions and emotions, assisting CAC in developing more intelligent retail-related services, such as customer interest analysis and payment service optimization