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An attendance system using face recognition technology with a defaulter list is a system that uses facial recognition algorithms to identify and record attendance for individuals. The system maintains a database of individuals with their images, and when an individual comes in front of the camera, the system recognizes the face and records attendance accordingly. The system also has a defaulter list, which includes the names of individuals who are expected to attend but have not done so. The defaulter list is created based on the attendance record and can be used to take appropriate actions, such as sending notifications or reminders to the individuals. The system uses computer vision algorithms to extract features from the face, such as distance between the eyes, nose shape, and mouth shape, to recognize the person. The system compares the extracted features with the features stored in the database to identify the person. The system can be used in various settings, such as schools, colleges, and offices, where attendance needs to be recorded regularly. The system can help save time and effort by automating the attendance recording process, and the defaulter list can help ensure that all individuals attend as required. Overall, an attendance system using face recognition with a defaulter list can be a useful tool in managing attendance and ensuring that individuals attend as required.