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You don't actually need a computer with my software. There's a button that you can easily load a video file and do the same classification on the video file. J
by kefka 11y ago
You don't actually need a computer with my software. There's a button that you can easily load a video file and do the same classification on the video file.
Just record a video of the front doors, and load it later on. You don't freak the people out and you can quietly do the classification later on.
- baldfat 11y agoThat was what i actually was thinking about. We have a security system that takes HD video on our three entrances. Couldn't this be a HUGE tool for smaller restaurants and figure out how many repeat customers they have and if they start losing or gaining them?
- kefka 11y agoAbsolutely. My problem was that of how to market something like this. I have no clue how to do so, and the 2 people that contacted me fizzled after initial contact. I know I did get it in Hackaday, where there was a a bit of a spat between the "cool" and "evil" factions regarding this area. ( http://hackaday.com/2015/03/04/face-recognition-for-your-next-con/ http://hackaday.com/2015/03/04/face-recognition-for-your-nex... ) It's also why I wanted a server/client architecture, where each machine can handle face tracking (of a face, not a specific face) and then upload that image to the server, where it is processed for "whom" it is. I wanted the interface to be a clean HTML5 app, where I am now able to bring something pretty to market. With that setup, I could be feeding in data from 80 cameras in a beefy server and keep on chugging nicely. If you'd like to talk further about this, my email is whois: crankylinuxuser.net :) My phone# is real there too.