Hikvision develops a range of facial recognition terminals for access control

Three models of facial recognition terminals make up hikvision's range, each designed in a unique and flexible way for numerous applications.

The new facial recognition terminals Hikvision are integrated with deep learning algorithms for access control and office environments, in order to improve the security and control operations of the building, as well as workforce management.

The range currently has three models of facial recognition terminals available, each uniquely and flexibly designed for a wide variety of applications and scenarios.

Specifically,, the DS-K1T604MF and DS-K1T606MF are facial recognition terminals for base or wall mounting, added DS-K5603-Z, a facial recognition component for access lathes.

All three terminals are easy to install and use. The wall terminal is suitable for quick access to the entrance. The wall-mounted base and terminal can be installed on vertical surfaces or on the desk.

The facial recognition component is designed for use in conjunction with the access lathes of an installation. If necessary, this model can be rotated horizontally to capture facial images at the most effective angle.

Hikvision has several versions available for a wide variety of frontend and backend combinations to meet a multitude of scenarios and environments. These terminals support correspondence modes 1:1 Or 1:N, Mifare card authentication and TCP/IP or RS-485 connectivity.

Hikvision has integrated Deep-Learning algorithms into its facial recognition terminals, providing fewer transmission delays and reduced load on backend components. As a result, terminals have a high success rate, to the point where face capture can achieve precision in the 99% in less than 0,5 Seconds.

During peak hours, Access lathes equipped with Hikvision facial recognition terminals can respond in less than half a second, passing up to forty people per minute.

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