Innovative Facial Recognition Platform Brings Convenience to DXYZ's Dwellings in Yokohama
In a significant move towards enhancing residential security and convenience, Makes Development Co., Ltd. has joined forces with DXYZ, Inc. to integrate FreeiD, a cutting-edge facial recognition ID platform, into their newest residential project, Makes Art Sakuragicho, located in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. This marks the first implementation of facial recognition technology in a property developed by Makes Development.
Makes Art Sakuragicho is strategically located in a vibrant urban area, within walking distance to public transit, dining options, and essential amenities. This makes the living environment not only comfortable but also sophisticated, catering perfectly to city dwellers’ needs. The introduction of the FreeiD facial recognition platform at the property’s entrance offers unparalleled ease of access for residents, allowing entry and exit even when hands are full. The innovative technology ensures high-level security measures while simultaneously addressing the evolving demands of a modern lifestyle.
FreeiD serves as a comprehensive solution, effectively connecting living, working, and recreational experiences through facial recognition technology. By consolidating various forms of identification such as wallets and ID cards into just one's face, residents can access their apartments, make payments, and undergo identity verification instantly. This groundbreaking approach allows individuals to navigate daily tasks without the burden of carrying keys or physical identification.
DXYZ's robust platform supports a wide range of facial recognition AI systems, enabling tailored solutions suited to each unique situation, whether it’s residential, office, or recreational settings. Specifically designed for multi-family dwellings, the FreeiD Mansion solution makes it possible to operate what is dubbed the country's first "All-Facial Recognition Mansion®", facilitating smooth access from shared spaces like entrances and elevators to private units, all without the requirement for any keys.
The offering does not stop at residential properties; DXYZ also caters to various sectors including offices, childcare facilities, golf courses, and theme parks. In the office environment, they implement facial recognition systems that allow employees seamless access, fostering a workspace devoid of traditional identification requirements. Additionally, exploratory projects involving FreeiD Pay, a facial recognition payment service, are in progress, enhancing consumer convenience further in collaboration with regional initiatives.
The Makes Art Sakuragicho project consists of 35 units, with layouts ranging from studio apartments to one-bedroom and one-LDK options (living, dining, kitchen). Construction is projected to wrap up by February 2026, with residents expected to begin moving in by mid-March of the same year.
Transport Links: A seven-minute walk from Sakuragicho Station on the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line and a six-minute stroll from Sakuragicho Station on the Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line.
Completion Date: February 2026
Projected Move-in Date: Mid-March 2026
Both Makes Development and DXYZ are committed to pioneering advancements in living environments to ensure a comfortable and secure lifestyle for all residents. The FreeiD facial recognition platform exemplifies this vision, creating opportunities for seamless interaction between individuals and their living spaces.
About Makes Development Co., Ltd.
CEO: Masakazu Takeuchi
Headquarters: Shibuya First Place, 13F, 8-16 Shinsen-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Business Focus: Real estate planning and development
Website: Makes Development
About DXYZ, Inc.
CEO: Seiji Nakanishi
Headquarters: Shinjuku Island Tower, 41F, 6-5-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Business Focus: Facial recognition platform services, digital transformation support services, and system development contracts
Website: DXYZ
FreeiD Website: FreeiD
DXYZ aims to create a world where people connect face to face, breaking down barriers through easy access to a range of services, empowering individuals to take action and engage with their surroundings seamlessly.
Makes Art Sakuragicho is strategically located in a vibrant urban area, within walking distance to public transit, dining options, and essential amenities. This makes the living environment not only comfortable but also sophisticated, catering perfectly to city dwellers’ needs. The introduction of the FreeiD facial recognition platform at the property’s entrance offers unparalleled ease of access for residents, allowing entry and exit even when hands are full. The innovative technology ensures high-level security measures while simultaneously addressing the evolving demands of a modern lifestyle.
FreeiD serves as a comprehensive solution, effectively connecting living, working, and recreational experiences through facial recognition technology. By consolidating various forms of identification such as wallets and ID cards into just one's face, residents can access their apartments, make payments, and undergo identity verification instantly. This groundbreaking approach allows individuals to navigate daily tasks without the burden of carrying keys or physical identification.
DXYZ's robust platform supports a wide range of facial recognition AI systems, enabling tailored solutions suited to each unique situation, whether it’s residential, office, or recreational settings. Specifically designed for multi-family dwellings, the FreeiD Mansion solution makes it possible to operate what is dubbed the country's first "All-Facial Recognition Mansion®", facilitating smooth access from shared spaces like entrances and elevators to private units, all without the requirement for any keys.
The offering does not stop at residential properties; DXYZ also caters to various sectors including offices, childcare facilities, golf courses, and theme parks. In the office environment, they implement facial recognition systems that allow employees seamless access, fostering a workspace devoid of traditional identification requirements. Additionally, exploratory projects involving FreeiD Pay, a facial recognition payment service, are in progress, enhancing consumer convenience further in collaboration with regional initiatives.
The Makes Art Sakuragicho project consists of 35 units, with layouts ranging from studio apartments to one-bedroom and one-LDK options (living, dining, kitchen). Construction is projected to wrap up by February 2026, with residents expected to begin moving in by mid-March of the same year.
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Transport Links: A seven-minute walk from Sakuragicho Station on the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line and a six-minute stroll from Sakuragicho Station on the Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line.
Completion Date: February 2026
Projected Move-in Date: Mid-March 2026
Both Makes Development and DXYZ are committed to pioneering advancements in living environments to ensure a comfortable and secure lifestyle for all residents. The FreeiD facial recognition platform exemplifies this vision, creating opportunities for seamless interaction between individuals and their living spaces.
About Makes Development Co., Ltd.
CEO: Masakazu Takeuchi
Headquarters: Shibuya First Place, 13F, 8-16 Shinsen-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Business Focus: Real estate planning and development
Website: Makes Development
About DXYZ, Inc.
CEO: Seiji Nakanishi
Headquarters: Shinjuku Island Tower, 41F, 6-5-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Business Focus: Facial recognition platform services, digital transformation support services, and system development contracts
Website: DXYZ
FreeiD Website: FreeiD
DXYZ aims to create a world where people connect face to face, breaking down barriers through easy access to a range of services, empowering individuals to take action and engage with their surroundings seamlessly.
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