By JUNICHI KAMIYAMA/ Staff Writer
January 5, 2020 at 08:00 JST
The face-recognition gate that Osaka Metro is considering introducing will allow a passenger to pass when the image taken with the camera can be matched with one registered beforehand. (Junichi Kamiyama)
OSAKA--No more swiping an IC card or rummaging for a ticket. Catching a train will be as easy as showing your face. [Read More]
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