Enface - Solutions: Security and video surveillance

Search for missing people and criminals for a specific state, black and white guest lists for companies, home protection from strangers for individuals - our neural network will ensure the safety of everyone.

Face recognition for security and video surveillance

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Smart House

Enhance your smart home solution and improve the safety of your customers. With Enface, users can upload photos of family members to your system and receive notifications if someone else enters an apartment or house.

Smart cities and searches for missing people

Face recognition from Enface will help you find missing people or wanted criminals on recordings and live broadcasts from cameras installed in the city.

Black and white guest list

Offer your customers a modern solution for the convenience and security of their home or office. In the "white" list, you can upload photos of guests, family members, or employees of the company, and in the "black" - those who would not like to see them. Thanks to this, the security will immediately identify the guests without asking them for documents.

Security and video surveillance: Use Cases

Locate Persons of Interest

In the event of a theft, security forces must find the suspect quickly. Security guards can use facial recognition software such as Enface to search for individuals and track them through various security cameras on site. Recognize uninvited visitors with Enface in seconds.

Work in Factories

Track the work of your employees and adherence to safety rules in factories. There are situations when a person works with dangerous objects, where it is necessary to use protective glasses. If this does not happen, then the employee may be injured, and you may be fined. With Enface, you can avoid such situations.

Smart Home Security

A security system that remembers faces improves both ease of use and crime prevention. Facial recognition also adds more actionable information to system alerts. Rather than reporting an anonymous person visited your front door at X pm, a facial recognition camera lets you know who it was.