Technical transparency
Which models
actually run under the hood.
Noviscan trains no proprietary model and does not ask you to trust a black box. It orchestrates published research models that you can name, download and verify yourself. This page says which ones, and where they come from.
The recognition engine
Detect, then recognise
Two chained models, published by research and distributed through OpenCV Zoo. They run locally, on your own machines.
A face embedding is not a photo: it is a list of numbers, and the original face cannot be reconstructed from it. It only serves to measure similarity against the faces you enrolled yourself.
Supply chain
Verifiable models, not a black box
The weights are not shipped with Noviscan: they come from their original repository, and their integrity is checked.
Verifiable, not just claimed
You don't have to take our word for it
Most face recognition products rest on a proprietary algorithm: you have to trust the vendor. Noviscan takes the opposite route — the models are public, named, and checkable by you.
One point of honesty that applies across the field: published face recognition scores are measured on academic datasets, often frontal and good quality — they do not transfer as-is to surveillance footage (angle, distance, lighting). That is exactly why Noviscan applies its own quality thresholds: a face too far in profile or too blurry raises no alert, rather than raising a false one.