Provides a brief overview of the history of facial identification. An analysis of current portrait data storage devices reveals the underutilization of modern technologies in the study of research subjects. The article outlines the general principles, operating principles, and potential applications of 3D modeling. The need to improve methods and implement modern technologies in facial identification is emphasized.
criminology, identification based on physical appearance, portrait examination, 3D modeling, modern technologies
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