Competitive Advantages of AccuFACE
Different from traditional facial recognition systems, AccuFACE is a truly embedded facial recognition system. It operates and stores data without the need of external computer.
The system features advanced video capturing and infrared-based facial recognition technologies with the ability to accurately authenticate users in less than one second under different light conditions (including complete darkness). AccuFACE can be easily integrated to other systems/devices through internal Wiegand input/output, digital input/output, RS232 and RS485 interface. User can control multiple AccuFACEs connected to a LAN or Internet. Its small form-factor, low power consumption and self-contained nature makes system installation extremely easy. |
 Card+Photo Feature Enhances Flexibility in Real-world Deployment
You already know AccuFACE supports 1-to-N identification and 1-to-1 verification mode. Two other authentication modes, Card Only and Card+Photo, are now introduced as standard features of AccuFACE to help you conquer the real-world deployment challenges.
Card Only mode allows user to get authentication after a card scan is complete. Card+Photo mode is similar to Card Only mode. Authentication is granted after the user completed a card scan and photo snapshot by AccuFACE.
These two modes are especially useful, when
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Certain users have strong resistance using biometric products
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When temporary cards are needed for short-term visitors or VIPs
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Some law or corporate policy does not allow users to leave biometric templates on AccuFACE
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When high authentication speed is required for large quantity of users
Card+Photo mode requires user to position his/her head within the AccuFACE video capturing area before a snapshot is taken. |
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 AccuFACE in Mobile Applications
With its low power consumption and compact form-factor, AccuFACE is applicable to different mobile applications such as mobile staff attendance recorder and handheld identity check system.
Once AccuFACE is connected/integrated with a 3G/GPRS router, the authentication records can be sent back to a central server for archiving and analysis. AccuFACE's CGI-based API takes Port 80 of TCP/IP port only, as its web-based interface. So multiple machines can be easily accessed under single public IP address, using the common port-forwarding techniques. |
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