Facial Recognition Bar Orders

DataSparQ Has Created an AI Queue for Bars to Organize Drink Orders

The British-based data science company, DataSwarQ, has created an AI queue that can be used to organize drink orders. The AI queue implements facial recognition in order to organize patrons into what is referred to as an, "intelligently virtual" queue. This means that bartenders will be informed of who should be served next. The AI bar system has been undergoing a trial at a bar in London called 5CC Harrild & Sons. Bartenders are able to view a live video display of everyone lining up to place an order. The AI system then places a number above each one of the customer's head, this number indicates the order for the bartender.

The AI system can also perform a number of other tasks including notifying staff if a person looks underage. As well as only allowing certain faces to order drinks on a tab. The system has a price point of $240.
Trend Themes
1. Facial Recognition Queue - Opportunity for bars and restaurants to implement facial recognition technology to organize customer drink orders and improve efficiency.
2. Intelligent Virtual Queue - Using AI to create a virtual queue that informs bartenders of the next customer to be served, enhancing customer experience and reducing waiting times.
3. Age Verification Technology - Integration of AI facial recognition systems to identify underage customers and prevent them from ordering alcoholic beverages.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hospitality industry can leverage facial recognition technology to streamline drink ordering process and enhance customer satisfaction.
2. AI Technology - AI technology sector can explore opportunities in developing intelligent virtual queue systems for various industries, including bars and restaurants.
3. Security and Compliance - Security and compliance industry can provide age verification solutions using facial recognition technology to ensure legal drinking age and prevent underage drinking.

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