Panasonic’s security gadget with latest facial recognition tech

The software also features an Intelligent Auto mode which automatically tweaks the camera settings for optimal images aiding face recognition. FILE PHOTO | NMG

What you need to know:

  • The system comprise high-tech cameras featuring resolution of up to 4K, smart encoding technology, software-enabled image enhancements for advanced facial and vehicle recognition in both real-time and post-processing using deep learning technology.

Tech giant Panasonic has launched a new security and surveillance system dubbed i-PRO EXTREME that features the latest facial recognition technologies.

The system comprise high-tech cameras featuring resolution of up to 4K, smart encoding technology, software-enabled image enhancements for advanced facial and vehicle recognition in both real-time and post-processing using deep learning technology.

The firm has also launched an advanced Facial Recognition System, dubbed Face Pro which features a deep learning algorithm that can identify faces otherwise difficult to recognize using conventional video surveillance technology.

Deep learning Facial Recognition is capable of identifying faces in difficult situations like those that are at an angle of up to 45-degrees to the left or right, or 30-degrees up or down, as well as those partially hidden by sunglasses and facial changes through aging. A function to detect faces partially covered using surgical masks will be introduced towards the end of 2018.

The software also features an Intelligent Auto mode which automatically tweaks the camera settings for optimal images aiding face recognition.

“Video surveillance technology is evolving faster than ever. Some of our preconceived ideas related to the networked systems also need to evolve in step with these new technologies and based on real-world system implementations,” said Tetsuo Okawa, Panasonic Marketing Middle East and Africa (PMMAF), Sales and Marketing Manager – Security Solutions.

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