Enhanced Security: 3D facial recognition systems use depth-sensing technology to create a detailed 3D map of a person’s face, which makes it much harder for someone to spoof the system with a photo or a mask. This adds an extra layer of security compared to 2D facial recognition systems.

Convenience: Users don’t need to carry keys or remember codes. With facial recognition, the door unlocks automatically as soon as it recognizes the authorized person’s face, which can be more convenient and faster than using physical keys or keypads.

Reduced Wear and Tear: Because there are no physical moving parts involved in unlocking (like turning a key or pressing buttons), there’s less wear and tear on the lock mechanism, which can lead to longer-term durability and reliability.

Audit Trails: Many advanced 3D facial recognition systems can log access attempts, including timestamps and user identification. This feature is useful for monitoring who enters or exits a secured area and can be valuable for security audits and investigations.

Accessibility: For people with disabilities or those who have difficulty using traditional locks (such as the elderly or those with limited dexterity), facial recognition provides an easier, hands-free method of entry.

Integration with Smart Home Systems: Many 3D facial recognition door locks can be integrated with smart home systems, allowing for remote management and monitoring through smartphones or other devices. This can include functionalities like remotely unlocking the door for visitors or checking the status of the lock from anywhere.