Simply install the QVR Face solution on a QNAP NAS to analyze RTSP video streams from IP cameras, USB cameras or video recordings saved on a NAS. Third-party partners can use the QNAP API to leverage data from QVR Face to build intelligent door access systems, member identification systems, or smart digital signage for applications including automatic door access management, attendance management, and smart retail services.īuild A Smart Facial Recognition System with One NAS You can use video analytics to set profiles, groups, and event notifications for instant facial recognition. QVR Face is a smart facial recognition solution featuring real-time video analytics of live streaming from connected cameras. Real-Time Facial Recognition and Analytics So, why should users be interested in the new software? Is it just for business or can home users make use of the application? How much will it cost at launch and does the software require much power to operate? Let’s take a closer look. This software, originally covered here on NASCompares last summer during Computex 2019 in Taipei, is now much closer to release and now available in Beta form for users to see if it lives up to the hype. This two-tier software provides QNAP NAS users with the ability to enable AI-powered facial recognition, in real-time, of IP Cameras in the network environment (as well as USB cameras).
However, the latest surveillance update for the NAS platform is taking things even further with QVR Face and QVR Face Tiger. With most QNAP NAS drives arriving with 8 camera licenses, a range of client applications for PC/Mac/mobile systems, bespoke controls and profiles, PTZ controls and more, QVR Pro is already a well established and equipped platform. QNAP and their ever-evolving QVR Pro Surveillance NAS software has long been established one of the best CCTV and NVR platforms included with your NAS drive purchase. Facial Recognition and Identification for QNAP QVR Pro – QVR Face and Tiger Released in Beta
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