The technology mostly exists to do face recognition as part of automated authentication.
Sufficiently high resolution cameras, multiple angles, bright lighting can thwart an adversary using a mask or holding a picture in front of their face. (Inspired by "skin" being very difficult to simulate with computer graphics because of internal light scattering among embedded blood vessels, so real skin versus a substitute, e.g., latex, should not be too difficult to distinguish based on computer vision).
The subject stands in front of a backdrop with an animated pattern predictable only by the authentication system, e.g., random dots generated by a keyed cryptographic random number generator. This thwarts the camera being hacked and a totally unrelated feed being sent to the computer (like Ocean's Eleven). Although an adversary might record the backdrop and green-screen in the fake feed, there will be a slight delay.
The lights move also, making it difficult for an adversary to replicate the environment elsewhere.
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