Face recognition smart door locks are the newest generation of access control available in Pakistan, using 3D facial mapping (not flat 2D photo matching) to unlock in under a second — without touching anything. Onyx’s face recognition locks are built around Tuya’s AI recognition platform and include active depth mapping to prevent spoofing with a photo or video, a real security gap in cheaper face-unlock locks sold elsewhere.

These locks suit households and offices where hands-free entry matters most: parents carrying children or shopping bags, elderly residents who find fingerprint sensors or keypads fiddly, and businesses wanting a modern, visibly high-tech entrance.

Why 3D Face Recognition Beats 2D Camera Locks

Works accurately in low light and full darkness using infrared depth sensing, unlike basic camera-based unlock systems.
Cannot be fooled by a printed photo or phone screen — the lock checks depth and shape, not just an image match.
Recognition speed stays fast even as more faces are added to memory, unlike older systems that slow down.

Frequently Asked Questions
How many faces can be registered? Most models support 20–30 registered faces, suitable for a family household or small team.
Does it work at night? Yes — infrared-based 3D recognition works in complete darkness, unlike standard camera locks that need visible light.
Can it be fooled by a photo of my face? No. 3D depth-mapping recognition distinguishes a real face from a flat image or video, which is what separates these from cheaper 2D face-unlock locks.