Linux Face Recognition Device FR05M
Linux Face Recognition Device FR05M is a facial recognition device that runs on the Linux operating system. It uses advanced facial recognition algorithms to identify and authenticate individuals based on their facial features. The FR05M device is equipped with a high-resolution camera that captures facial images and sends them to the Linux-based software for processing and analysis.
FR05M is commonly used in security systems, access control, and time attendance applications. It can be integrated with other systems such as door locks, gates, and attendance management software to provide a comprehensive solution for user authentication and access control.
Linux operating system provides a stable and secure environment for the FR05M device to operate on. It offers flexibility and customization options, allowing users to tailor the device to their specific needs. Additionally, the Linux platform has a large and active community of developers, which ensures continuous updates and improvements for the FR05M device.
Overall, the Linux Face Recognition Device FR05M is a reliable and efficient solution for facial recognition applications, providing accurate and secure user authentication.
IC Card Reader
FR05M is a face recognition IC card reader. It is a device that combines the functionalities of face recognition technology and IC card reading capabilities. This device can authenticate users by analyzing their facial features and matching them with the stored data. Additionally, it can also read information from IC cards, such as employee ID cards or access control cards, to further enhance the security and convenience of access control systems. The FR05M face recognition IC card reader is commonly used in applications such as access control systems, time attendance systems, and visitor management systems.
Palm Recognition Function
The FR05M palm recognition access control device is a biometric security device that uses palm print technology to authenticate and grant access rights to authorized individuals. It provides a contactless hygiene solution for access control as it does not require physical contact with the device.
The FR05M device works by capturing and analyzing the unique patterns in an individual’s palm. These patterns are highly secure and difficult to replicate, making them a reliable authentication method. Users simply place their palms in front of the device’s scanner, and the device quickly verifies their identity and grants access if authorized.
Multifunctional
The FR05M palm recognition access control device is 5inch touch screen, can support fingerprint recognition, password ic, palm ,face recognition function.
- Multiple recognition functions: The FR05M palm recognition access control device not only supports fingerprint recognition but also recognizes password IC cards, palm prints, and facial recognition, providing multiple security verifications to ensure that only authorized personnel can access.
- 5-inch touch screen: Equipped with a 5-inch touch screen, the device is easy to operate, allowing users to easily set up and manage it.
- High accuracy recognition: With advanced recognition algorithms and high-quality sensors, the device can quickly and accurately identify palm prints and faces, reducing false recognition rates and improving security.
- Large storage capacity: The device has a built-in large storage capacity, allowing it to store a large amount of user information and records, facilitating management and maintenance by administrators.
- Quick response speed: Equipped with a high-speed processor and optimized algorithms, the device can respond quickly, allowing users to swipe their faces or palms without waiting, improving passage efficiency.
- Flexible and diverse application scenarios: Suitable for various places such as office buildings, hotels, schools, etc., it can flexibly meet different access control needs.
- Easy installation and maintenance: The device is compact in size and easy to install. It supports network connection and remote management, reducing maintenance costs.
- Real-time monitoring function: The device supports real-time monitoring and alarm functions, allowing administrators to timely understand the status of the access control system and ensure its safe operation.
- User-friendly design: The device has a sleek and stylish appearance and a user-friendly and intuitive operating interface, providing a good user experience. It also supports multiple languages to meet the needs of different users.
FR05M Access Control Features
The device uses advanced palm vein recognition technology, ensuring accurate and reliable authentication.
The device is designed to provide quick authentication, allowing for efficient access control.
The device typically has a user-friendly interface, with an LCD screen and easy-to-understand instructions for users.
It may support various authentication modes such as palm vein recognition, PIN codes, and proximity cards for added flexibility.
The device typically stores the palm vein templates in an encrypted format, ensuring the security of user data.
It may have integration capabilities with other security systems, such as access control systems and time attendance systems.
FR05M Linux Face Recognition Parameter
| Dimension | 90*28*189mm (device only), 240*140*73mm (package box) |
| Weight | 800g (device only), 1300g (gross weight) |
| Screen | 4.3”Touch Screen |
| Screen Resolution | 480*272 |
| Operating Temperature | -15℃ ~45℃ |
| Working Humidity | 20%~90% |
| Operating Voltage Working | DC 12V |
| Current | Standby current 330mA, operating current 350mA |
| Installation method | Wall mounting |
| Dual Camera | 1.0M RGB camera + 1.0M Infrared camera |
| Auto fill light | Support infrared fill light, support in the dark environment automatically light up the fill light |
| RAM | 256MB |
| ROM | 4GB |
| OS | Linux |
| USB Interface | 1*USB 2.0 (Support data export) |
| Power | 1*DC port |
| Wiegand | Wiegand 26/34 output (reserved for expansion RS485) |
| Network | Wired TCP/IP, Support C/S LAN communication |
| Registration Method | Local registration, U disk import, network download of user data |
| Verification Comparison | Facial recognition, palm print recognition, fingerprint recognition, password, ID card recognition (expandable IC card or other card types) |
| Data Capacity | 5,000 facial data, 3,000 fingerprint data, 3,000 palm print data, 5,000 passwords, 5,000 cards |
| Attendance Logs Capacity | 1,000,000 logs |
| Accuracy Rate | 99.70% |
| Recognition Speed | Fastest 0.3 seconds, support multi-person identification and combination recognition |
| Recognition Distance | 0.5m-4.0m (open live identification) |
| Live Body Detection | Double camera anti-counterfeiting, eliminate all kinds of photos, videos on various carriers fraud |
| No software attendance | U disk export attendance records, statistical Excel reports |
| Classes and Scheduling | Support local shift setting, U disk import scheduling table |
| Back Office Management Software | Support computer software to link equipment management data through network |
| Voice Broadcast and ringing | Support display name, built-in off-duty ringing |
| Door open alarm | Forced door opening alarm |
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Company Introduction
Chongqing Huifan Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese company that provides biometric solutions and related technologies. As a biometric solution provider, they offer a range of products and services related to identity verification and access control.
We products, services, and technologies. , it is common for companies in the biometric solutions industry to offer a variety of biometric technologies, such as fingerprint recognition, iris recognition, facial recognition, voice recognition, and more.
HFSECURITY offer solutions for specific industries or applications, such as time and attendance tracking, payment authentication, personal identification, and others.
If you have any specific questions about Chongqing Huifan Technology Co., Ltd.,you can visiting our official website or contacting us directly for more information.
