QNAP QVR Face 1.1: facial recognition for smart surveillance

This solution, que integra QVR Pro, uses a processing algorithm that allows filtering the 70% of inappropriate faces for recognition.

QNAP Systems has presented the intelligent facial recognition solution QVR Face 1.1. By integrating QVR Pro, offers more intelligent surveillance management and recognition applications, which is ideal for a wide variety of solutions, including stores, access control at doors and VIP welcome systems.

'QVR Face' 1.1 improves the accuracy of facial recognition and the number of faces recognized. The transmission of QVR Pro is compatible, in addition to supporting any standard RTSP format stream to provide the Face Search function. QVR Face offers a complete and private facial monitoring and recognition solution on a NAS, says Jason Tsai, QNAP Product Manager.

The new QVR Face 1.1 uses a pre-processing algorithm that allows filtering 70% of inappropriate faces for recognition (including blurry, fast-moving, and non-human) to improve recognition accuracy.

It can accommodate more than 10.000 profiles, which makes it suitable for corporate offices and medium to large shopping centers. It also integrates the QVR Pro surveillance software 2.0, which offers compatibility with more than 140 camera brands, thousands of models, and the ONVIF protocol.

QVR Face supports real-time video analysis of QVR Pro video streams, and the analyzed data can be stored in it. You can search for the corresponding faces and play the resulting clips by simply entering a name, a profile key, and the photos uploaded in the Face Search function of QVR Pro Client.