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The terminal utilizes Visible Light facial recognition with a 2MP WDR low-light camera and adjustable LED illumination, achieving recognition in ≤1 second at distances up to 2 meters with an extra-wide pose acceptance angle of +/- 30 degrees. It integrates anti-spoofing algorithms engineered to reject print attacks (laser, color, B/W photos), video playback attacks, and 3D mask attacks.
The eSSL AiFace - Mars incorporates Visible Light facial recognition engineered to significantly outperform conventional near-infrared or single-angle biometric readers in high-throughput enterprise environments:
- Extended Detection Range: Recognizes enrolled users proactively at distances up to 2 meters, eliminating the need for personnel to pause directly in front of the terminal.
- Wide Pose Acceptance: Features an extra-wide pose tolerance angle of +/- 30 degrees across pitch, yaw, and roll, compared to standard 15-degree thresholds on conventional terminals.
- High-Speed Matching: Powered by the Face VX5.8 biometrics algorithm, delivering verification speeds of ≤1 second per transaction.
- Dynamic Optical Hardware: Outfitted with a 2MP Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) low-light optical sensor paired with adjustable-brightness auxiliary LEDs for consistent identification across varied indoor illumination levels.
- Anti-Spoofing Architecture: Employs liveness detection algorithms designed to prevent fraudulent entry using printed colour or black-and-white photos, digital video loops, or 3D masks.
