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Chapter 5 Operate Face Recognition System
5-1.
What is QuickFace Facial Recognition System?
Introduction
i-View QkDefine® Face Recognition system can identify faces that are difficult to recognize within
common video surveillance technology. These situations include reading faces at an angle of up to 30
degrees to the left or right or 30 degrees up or down, with higher than 90% accuracy rate when
detecting faces partially hidden by sunglasses or face masks. QuickFace also has high accuracy reads
in matching faces taken from wear the Sunglasses or up to ten-year-old facial aging change.
-Specific faces can be registered in advance to send an alarm when they are detected.
The faces of repeat shoplifters and wanted criminals, etc. can be registered in the facial recognition
security/surveillance system from data recorded in the past.
Information can also be shared between facial recognition systems by importing generic photo data in
the JPEG format, etc. Alarms can notify the operator by displaying pop-ups on the screen, emitting
warning sounds, or flashing the camera on the map, etc. -Face images can be used to perform
searches. For example, face images of suspicious people detected on the sales floor can be searched
to track information on a timeline, including what time they enter the store and which sales floor they
passed. Whether suspicious people have shoplifted, etc. after entering the store can also be immediately
searched for and checked by the facial recognition security/surveillance system "QuickFace".
QuickFace System’s main features?
Face Matching
One of the major advantages of the Facial Recognition Solution is the level of control it gives you from
a central point of management. Thanks to the direct connection between Face Recognition 2MP face
recognition IP cameras (DM-2MIPR/IR-2MIPR series) and AnyNet QuickFace NVR server, you can
control and gather insight from up to 128 cameras from one NVR server, at the same time. With face
matching and visual analysis carried out by the system in real-time, your operator can easily access any
recorded images related to that face or customer, via the GUI in i-View AnyNet NVR software. When
it is matched with registered people, the alarm of face matching is output in real-time, and display an
alarm history in the list. The specified screen image can be played back on the control monitor with
double-clicking on an alarm history.
