[Image 1] is the access control surveillance screen, keeping the surveillance camera wide-angle position unchanged, 12-second vertical video. The woman in the frame [Image 2] aims at the access control camera, preparing for facial recognition to open the door, with an expectant smile. After waiting two seconds, the access control emits a "beep—" rejection sound, indicating failure. The woman's expression becomes confused, she adjusts her stance and aims at the camera again, failing again, "beep—" another sound. The woman anxiously pushes the hair away from her forehead with her hand, stands on tiptoe to get closer to the camera, but the third recognition still fails. The woman helplessly steps back, looks down at her phone, and then looks up at the camera with a look of collapse, holding her forehead with one hand. The entire process uses a fixed surveillance camera position, no cuts, simulating the texture of real access control camera footage, with slight wide-angle distortion and noise in the picture.