Bank vault security system

The Bank vault security system project aims to enhance bank security through the implementation of advanced facial recognition technology. Traditional methods of bank security often rely on keys, cards, or PINs, which can be lost, stolen, or duplicated. By leveraging facial recognition, this project offers a more secure and convenient alternative. The system consists of several key components. An admin interface allows authorized personnel to securely upload customer facial data to a central server. This data is stored with stringent encryption protocols to safeguard privacy and prevent unauthorized access. At the bank entrance, a facial recognition module captures and analyzes the faces of approaching customers in real-time. Upon successful recognition, an instruction code is generated, signalling the Node MCU controller to unlock the bank door. The Node MCU serves as the bridge between the facial recognition module and the locking mechanism, ensuring seamless integration and communication between the components. Security measures are paramount throughout the system, with encryption used for data transmission and storage, and robust access controls implemented to prevent tampering or exploitation. Testing and integration phases validate the functionality and reliability of each component individually and as a cohesive system. Compliance with regulatory standards, particularly regarding data privacy and banking security, is ensured throughout the project lifecycle.