1. A system for recognizing people comprising: means for sensing whether a person is to be recognized; a first detector subsystem, responsive to said sensing means, including, first detector means for detecting first features including static and dynamic data associated with the person to be recognized, a first database including prestored static and dynamic data relating to at least one person to be recognized, and means for comparing the detected static and dynamic data with the prestored static and dynamic data and obtaining first distance data; a second detector subsystem, responsive to said sensing means, including, second detector means for detecting second features associated with the person to be recognized, a second database including prestored second features relating to at least one person to be recognized, and means for comparing the detected second features and the prestored second features and obtaining second distance data; and an integration subsystem including means for combining the first distance data and the second distance data resulting in recognition data, and determining whether the recognition data corresponds to a value related to the prestored static and dynamic data and the prestored second features associated with one person.