Nandita Mathur, Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Engineering, at Q3 Technologies, a biometric facial recognition solutions provider, says the technology has undergone vast improvements.
We first capture full-attention images of persons whom we are going to recognize through facial recognition system,” she explains. “A database is then created with face encodings of the images [128 landmark points are used for face encodings].”
With real-time video stream, frames are captured and are ingested in a machine learning algorithm, Mathur says. “In every frame, the algorithm recognizes faces and extracts individual face images for further analysis,” she says.