BioAccess

BioAccess by Herta Security is a facial recognition access control solution designed to provide touchless access to physical locations. This product caters to small to large companies across various professions and industries, including corporate offices, data centers, government facilities, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions.

Key Features

Facial recognition access control: According to the vendor, BioAccess enables touchless access control to physical locations such as buildings, offices, data centers, and restricted security areas. It utilizes face biometrics to identify users from access control lists and verify their identity, aiming to maintain a contactless access system.

Mask detection: BioAccess includes a feature to detect the presence or absence of face masks, helping enforce mask-wearing policies and prevent the spread of contagious diseases. The vendor claims that this functionality utilizes facial recognition technology.

Identification with face masks: The vendor states that BioAccess is capable of accurately recognizing individuals even when their faces are partially covered by masks. This feature specializes in achieving over 90% accuracy in facial recognition despite face occlusions, aiming to provide reliable identification in challenging scenarios.

Liveness detection: BioAccess incorporates AI-based algorithms to detect and prevent spoofing attempts. The vendor claims that this anti-spoofing system protects against potential threats, ensuring the security and integrity of the access control process.

Wiegand integration: BioAccess integrates with doors and turnstiles, aiming to enable seamless access. It supports the Wiegand protocol, which the vendor says ensures secure and efficient communication between access control systems and devices.

Speed: According to the vendor, BioAccess offers real-time analysis capabilities for quick and efficient processing. It aims to minimize delays or queues during access control operations, providing a smooth and seamless experience for users.

1:N: BioAccess claims to have the ability to perform 100 million facial comparisons in less than one second. This feature allows for large-scale identification and verification tasks without limitations on database size, according to the vendor.

CPU or GPU: BioAccess offers hardware flexibility, allowing users to choose between CPU or GPU configurations based on their project requirements. The vendor claims that this customization and optimization capability enables users to tailor BioAccess to their specific needs and achieve optimal performance.

Edge computing: BioAccess performs face recognition using embedded devices at the network edge. The vendor states that this feature reduces reliance on centralized systems, enabling low-cost implementation and faster processing for access control operations.