Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for controlling access to a building or other restricted physical spaces using at least a facial recognition module. The facial recognition module comprises visible light and infrared detection. In some embodiments the facial recognition module comprises an angled front panel to limit blind spots near an entrance. In some embodiments, a facial recognition module may be mounted on one side of an entry point, and a second module on the opposite side, and together they may be configured to prevent unauthorized entry by blocking the opening of the entry point if an unauthorized person is on either side of the entry point.

Abstract: An electrical human skin treatment apparatus which comprises a housing within which is incorporated an electrical circuit. The housing includes a pair of terminals which are spaced apart. The user's hand must be in contact with one terminal with the other terminal to be in contact with the area of application such as the face or neck of the user. The electrical circuit includes a slow voltage current rise to minimize the possibility of electrical shock to the user. A switch is incorporated on the exterior of the housing to not only activate the apparatus, but also to select anaphoresis or cataphoresis.

Abstract: An electrical human skin treatment apparatus which comprises a housing within which is incorporated an electrical circuit. The housing includes a pair of terminals which are spaced apart. The user's hand must be in contact with one terminal with the other terminal to be in contact with the area of application such as the face or neck of the user. The electrical circuit includes a slow voltage current rise to minimize the possibility of electrical shock to the user. A switch is incorporated on the exterior of the housing to not only activate the apparatus, but also to select anaphoresis or cataphoresis.