Product Description
What it is: a wall-mounted terminal that unlocks a door by recognising a face rather than a card or code. The COG-WRIST-Facial-Recognition-Access-Controller reads the display, matches the face, and releases the door — in under half a second per person.
Key specs
- Display: 7″ LCD, 1024 x 600 resolution — clear enough to see who's being scanned
- Recognition speed: 0.35 seconds per face
- Accuracy: the algorithm maps over 360 points on a face, which is what keeps false matches low
- Multiple faces: if several people appear at once, the unit uses a face detection box and recognises the largest face first; the maximum face size it will accept can be set on the web interface
- Power: DC12V 1A supply
Why the "largest face first" detail matters
In a busy doorway — a shop entrance, a small office reception — more than one face can appear in frame together. Rather than guessing or stalling, the controller prioritises whichever face is closest to the camera (i.e. largest in frame), which keeps queues moving without manual intervention.
Before you buy
Check your power supply matches DC12V 1A — running it off an undersized or long-cable supply is a common cause of unreliable performance on access units like this, so use a properly rated adapter and keep cable runs short.
Specifications
- Current
- 1A
- Resolution
- 1024 × 600
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast does it recognise a face?
0.35 seconds per face, according to the manufacturer's stated recognition speed.
What happens if two people stand in front of it at once?
It uses a face detection box and recognises the largest face in frame first; the maximum face size it accepts can be configured via the web interface.
What power supply does it need?
DC12V at 1A. Using an underrated or long, thin cable run can cause instability, so match the adapter rating and keep runs short.
What resolution is the display?
The 7″ LCD runs at 1024 x 600 resolution.
