Imagine if there was a teleportation technology that was
able to teleport students to classes? Imagine that. Anyway to a more realistic
idea, imagine if like there was facial recognition technology installed in
every hall. This idea might be somewhat out of the realm to others but I
believe that if this existed it would make the lives of college students
especially SU students easier. With the facial recognition technology students
can have access to their halls easier, faster and more efficient rather than to
wait in a long line for check-ins.
When coming up with a technology that revolves around
personal information and identities, security is a main concern. With the
facial recognition technology surrounding the whole college, information is
needed to be retrieved from time to time for many reasons such as security. Sometimes
information is needed to be shared with a third party through encoding. This
week we were learning about IP addresses and how to read encoding programs and
commands to comprehend how information is sent from one location to another.
With that knowledge, I can share information with the school system back and forth.
This is really important to understand for my idea because there is so much
personal data is installed in this program.
With
that said, security is a main concern when it comes to my facial recognition
technology. Also with modern technology and programs, the dangers of viruses
and malware have increased tremendously. Malware unfortunately gives people
access to discreet and personal information which can be harmful to many students
that attend college especially one like Syracuse. It is really vital to keep my
technology safe from any virus to avoid any disasters.
Personally,
it is very important to keep my technology safe such as a student’s identity,
where they live, their birth date and etc. Building this technology would mean
that students and the Syracuse body system would rely on me to keep every detail
as accurate as possible and with extreme caution. For my technology to be
successful, I would need to take all these concerns about security and viruses in
consideration.
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