Aupera Face Recognition for Kria SOM Accelerated Application
Aupera Facial Recognition Solution is an end-to-end, commercially deployable solution for facial recognition in the field. Equipped with the Aupera proprietary best-in-class trained AI model, the solution has been in field deployment by Tier-1 customers. It comes with built-in machine learning for applications such as face detection, face recognition, mask detection, face recognition with mask, RTSP/RTMP streaming, and ONVIF interfacing.
Features:
- Best-in-class accuracy for face recognition—full pipeline implemented on the edge
- Ultra-low latency efficiency for face detection and recognition
- Supports face mask detection
- Supports face recognition with mask
- Supports face attributes detection
- Supports up to 4 streams @1080P25FPS E2E video processing and AI analytics
- Open API for easy integration
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, the application does not require any experience in FPGA design.
There is a 30-day free evaluation floating license and node-lock permanent paid license available for customer’s option.
No, the model is trained on global images, but with more Asian data than others.
Yes
Yes, definitely. This application is running on the Kria SOM, and an updated version of this application will be compatible for both edge box and camera.
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