Facial Recognition Surveillance Solution | Cotek Integrated Technologies

Facial Recognition Surveillance System is the next generation facial recognition surveillance system. With its latest facial recognition and real-time watch list matching engines, the system offers even better security, scalability and reliability.

With its broad functionalities end specialized features, FRSS can meet the demanding security needs of casinos, airports, stadiums, police station, retail outlets, and many more.

Key Features

Designed for performance - Watch list matching of up to 750,000 records per second
Highly improved face recognition engine - Accommodate deviations from pose, facial occlusion, alteration and lighting variation to produce the best matching results
Easy integration with conventional video surveillance system - Work with any DirectShow interlace supporting camera such as CCTV/IP and USB camera
Multiple enrolment formats - Digital photo, live camera and image capture
Scalable to accommodate multiple cameras and watch list entries

Easy installation – Outfitting a facility with an IP (Internet Protocol) video surveillance system allows for easy installation and integration. Cameras can be mounted anywhere throughout the sporting complex, and communicate through an IP network.
Ensure safe entry and exit – The sheer volume of people at sporting events can cause uncomfortable scenes while entering and exiting the facility. Security cameras can monitor high traffic areas ensuring safe and smooth passage.
Crowd control – Emotions can get heated during a sporting event. Surveillance cameras can monitor the stands for fights and disturbances amongst the masses.
Protect the players – Players are at risk as well. There exists a threat of thrown objects and physical attacks from those in the stands to those on the playing field. Video surveillance can pick up on such activity alerting security to the scene before a situation gets out of hand.
Prevent acts of terrorism – Sporting events are seen by many as potential targets for terrorism. Surveillance cameras can be used to recognize potential terrorists. Football's the Superbowl, where video analytics such as facial recognition have been used to scour the crowds for known felons, is an example.
Remote access – An IP surveillance system with an NVR (network video recorder) allows video streams to be sent over the internet. Security workers can monitor footage and control cameras remotely from any computer with Internet access.

Technical Specification

· Camera and video stream support

· Any DirectShow interface supporting capture devices, such as CCTV cameras with frame grabber, USB and DVR MPEG-2 input cameras

· Image format support

· JPG (configurable quality)

Operating System

Windows 2003 Server, Windows 2000 Server w/ SP4, Windows XP Professional

Database

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition (Database size limit: unlimited), or
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (Database size limit: 4GB)

Recommended hardware requirements

At least 2 sets of server: Tracking server and Watch list server:
- Core 2 Duo at 1.86GHz, Minimum 1GB main memory
- Minimum 4GB free disk space