Every face the photograph is of
94.8% of faces found on a held-out test, at an operating point frozen before the test was opened.
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A scanner that runs beside your own storage. Point it at folders, shares and image databases, and it returns every face it is built to find — with a receipt for every verdict. Your images never leave your network.
94.8% of faces found on a held-out test, at an operating point frozen before the test was opened.
Each face comes back with its position, score and the operating point that produced it.
The scanner installs inside your network; results write to your own database. The run is yours to keep, audit or delete.
It reads the structure a face makes in an image rather than matching against a remembered library — no model to download, nothing to call home to.
Deterministic and seeded — the same image and operating point give the same verdict, every time.
The number
Faces found at 0.46 stray boxes per image, on photographs where the face is the subject of the frame.
And where it comes from
A pass mark set before the run, a threshold frozen on development data first, and a held-out test opened exactly once — the number travels with the population it was taken on.
£1,200 a year, per organisation.
One licence covers the organisation, however many archives you point it at. It installs inside your own network and your images never leave it.