Disney to Test <br />Facial Recognition Software<br />at Magic Kingdom Park.<br />Disney took to its official blog <br />to announce it would be<br />conducting a 30-day test of<br />facial recognition software. .<br />Starting March 23, Magic Kingdom<br />parkgoers can opt in to test the technology<br />by entering the park via a “test lane.” .<br />They will be prompted to <br />remove all accessories except <br />for face masks and stand in front <br />of the facial recognition machine.<br />An image of the participant’s face <br />will be captured and converted<br />into a unique number associated <br />with their valid form of park admission.<br />According to Disney, the collected images and<br />information will not be shared with third parties<br />and will be discarded after the experiment concludes. .<br />Disney’s test of this new<br />software is an attempt<br />to create “more touchless<br />experiences” in the park.<br />At Walt Disney World Resort,<br />we're always looking for innovative<br />and convenient ways to improve our<br />Guests’ experience—especially as we<br />navigate the impact of COVID-19, Disney, via statement
