Face Recognition Module, Cable Mount - Omron

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            Face Recognition Module - Cable Mount
                    Omron’s face recognition modules are available in two camera heads, a long-distance detection type, and a wide-angle detection type
    

Image of Omron's Facial Recognition Camera Omron's human recognition modules are available in two separate lens options for long distance and wide angle detection. It uses an Omron developed image recognition algorithm to determine not only human face and body detection but also estimates gender, age, expression, and five other facial traits.

Customers can also choose from two camera heads, a long-distance detection type and a wide-angle detection type, depending on their specific application purposes. A piece of equipment embedded with the HVC-P2 can detect and presume attributes and conditions of a user coming in its vicinity, without the user knowing the presence of a camera, making it possible to provide services deemed most suitable in view of the user's attributes.

White Paper: Image Sensor for Human Recognition Human Vision Components, "HVC-P2"

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Face Recognition Modules - Cable Mount

	Image	Manufacturer Part Number	Description	Available Quantity	View Details
		B5T-007001-010	FACIAL RECOGNITION CAMERA 50 DEG	88 - Immediate	View Details
		B5T-007001-020	FACIAL RECOGNITION CAMERA 90 DEG	71 - Immediate	View Details

Updated: 2018-11-01

Published: 2016-10-24

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