Need a facial recognition server
min 50000 $ USD
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A facial recognition server is required. This server should run using Python (can be compiled with Cython or similars) and be able to recognize individual faces.
The app should be able to have a socket connection to a webcam or IP cam, get the feed, process it, and deliver the processed video as a response. Video feed should be watchable by generating an unique address (for example, if code XYZWW was given to the feed, i should be able to see the video feed at [login to view URL]).
use of GRPC is a plus.
High processing speed is required, as the app will be used to work with large volumes of data.
Nº du projet : #17979074
À propos du projet
17 freelances font une offre moyenne de 52769 $ pour ce travail
Hi, Dear Employer! I am really interested in your project. Familiar interface and simple algorithm encourage your work. • Languages: C, C++, Objective C , C#, ASP.NET, Swift , React JS, NodeJS, PHP, Java, SQL, HTM Plus
Hi, I have been working on object detection and event tracking techniques using OpenCv. I have experience on analyzing and identifying faces and matching faces. Identify log or ads within a video stream. I work on w Plus
Hi, Could you please clarify on following: - Are you serious on budget? - Could you provide a sample video to evaluate quality and possibilities for recognition? Thanks, ilya
Hello I am professional software engineer and have experienced a lot. This project is very interesting for me and perfect fit with my skills. Waiting for your response to work together. Best Regards
Hi,dear. I am very interested in your project - 'Need a facial recognition server'. I've already done this kind of project before. I'm a professional programmer with 12 years of experience. If you award me, I'll implem Plus
Hi For how much time you need server ? Lets discuss If you need for long time then we have to buy amazon or google cloud
Hi, before I provide a detailed technical proposal I would require the type of recognition you require and the level of accuracy that will be required. For lower accuracy, high performance models we could use a simple Plus
