A single face found in 36 million others in just one second

 Cyber-industrial complex, Police, Pre-Crime, Surveillance State, Telco, Web 2.0, Your rights  No Responses »
Mar 242012
 

Via   mashable.com/2012/03/23/hitachi-face-recognition/

 

Local Feature Analysis (LFA) and the speed of nodal point databases has always been very fast.

Now from the camera in real time.

 

 

 

Brazilian police scan crowd using hidden cam in shades

 Pre-Crime, Privacy, South America, Your rights  No Responses »
Apr 162011
 

Via:  wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/04/cops-cyborg-shades/

 

The “RoboCop” glasses use facial recognition software to spot people of interest in a crowd.

400 faces per second, up to 50 yards away, using 46,000 biometric points?

 

Now how fast could a set of say 14 to 22 nodal points be?

Found a random company with a few numbers and some Local Feature Analysis stats

http://www.bayometric.com/products/Face-Recognition-SDK.htm

‘Up to 60 million per minute CPU for vector template … using all 3 templates, aggregate search speed up to 10 million per minute per CPU, depending on hardware”