Facial recognition technology speeding up US fast food service

A couple orders their meal and selects the facial recognition feature, which stores their facial geometry for up to three years, at the kiosk in the Boca Raton BurgerFi on Dec. 10, 2018. (Jennifer Lett/South Florida Sun Sentinel/TNS)

South Florida-based BurgerFi is betting you like to be recognised. 

"Who doesn't love the convenience of walking into their favourite restaurant, where they're recognised immediately and asked if they want the usual?" said Mariah Kulkin, a company marketing representative.