With the presence of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs of Lorestan University and the Director of Information Technology of the university, the facial recognition system for the student self-service cafeteria was launched.

With the presence of Dr. Mehdi Shahin, Vice President of Student Affairs of Lorestan University, the Director of Information Technology of the University, Dr. Ali Zarei, Director of Student Affairs, and Pirouz Omidzadeh, Head of the University's Nutrition Department, the facial recognition system for the student cafeteria of Lorestan University was launched.

According to the Public Relations of Lorestan University, this event took place on Tuesday, November 6th of this year, in the central cafeteria of Lorestan University students located on the central site of the university.

This system has been provided with the cooperation of the Vice President of Student Affairs of Lorestan University and the Information Technology Management of this university.

Interview with the Director of Information Technology of Lorestan University

Dr. Vahid Mehrdad, Director of Information Technology of Lorestan University, said to our reporter in this regard: "In line with the smartening of the university's equipment and facilities, with the cooperation of the Vice President of Student Affairs and Information Technology of the university, the creation of a facial recognition system for student meal reservations is underway."

Dr. Mehrdad elaborated: "The important advantage of the facial recognition system is that if a student forgets to bring their student card, they can reserve and receive food through the facial recognition system."

The Director of Information Technology of Lorestan University added: "Until now, the process has been that receiving food has been with the presentation of a student card; from now on, it will be through the facial recognition system for students."

Dr. Mehrdad stated: "The launch of the facial recognition system for student meals will eliminate potential misuse of student cards for receiving food; because the system only allows the receipt of food based on the facial recognition of the student, and no one can receive food on behalf of another person."