Tech Mahindra’s Noida office employees don’t need to swipe cards anymore. They can simply sign in using the facial-recognition terminal.
The tool would help the organisation measure the mood of employees when they use the system through a functionality called “moodometer”. The system can recognise nine different facial expressions and the collated data can be used to reflect the mood of the workforce.
If your office starts implementing this system, how would you react?
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Capturing the mood of the employees will help in knowing them better. It may help the management bring in new strategies for getting happier workforce which may subsequently contribute to the business.