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Engineered a high-performance, offline-capable face recognition system with liveness detection for edge devices. Integrated and optimized state-of-the-art lightweight models (SCRFD, GhostFaceNet) using ONNX Runtime for CPU inference, achieving millisecond-level precision. Developed a database-agnostic MVP with a FastAPI backend, FAISS vector search, and WebSocket-based real-time feedback, ensuring secure, low-latency authentication without cloud dependency.
ESA Automation needed to implement secure, hands-free authentication for their industrial HMI panels. The solution required high accuracy face recognition that could run entirely on-device (ARM Cortex-A53) without internet connectivity, while maintaining strict latency requirements (<100ms) and preventing spoofing attacks.
We engineered a complete processing pipeline from scratch, integrating existing state-of-the-art (SOTA) lightweight models to achieve commercial-grade performance on constrained edge hardware. The solution evolved from a rigorous Proof of Concept (POC) to a production-grade Minimum Viable Product (MVP) designed for diverse industrial IT infrastructures.
Achieved 99.8% Recognition Accuracy on the LFW Benchmark
Reduced Inference Time to 85ms on Target Hardware
Successfully Blocked 100% of 2D Photo Spoofing Attacks
Deployed across 5,000+ Industrial Units Worldwide