Facial Recognition Fail Meltdown

[Image 1] is the access control surveillance footage, keeping the wide-angle camera position unchanged and 12-second vertical video. The woman in the footage (Image 2) is aiming at the access control camera, ready to open the door with facial recognition, smiling expectantly. After waiting two seconds, the access control beeps with a "beep—" rejection sound, indicating recognition failure. The woman's expression turned confused. She adjusted her position and reaimed at the camera, failing again. "Beep—" came again. The woman anxiously brushed aside the hair on her forehead and tiptoed closer to the camera. The third attempt to identify her still failed. She had no choice but to take a step back, looked down at her phone, then looked up at the camera with a broken expression, holding her forehead with one hand. The surveillance camera position is fixed throughout, with no camera cut, simulating the real quality of access control camera recording, with slight wide-angle distortion and noise in the footage.