Rosoboronexport and NtechLab Companies of Rostec presented a unique face recognition solution FindFace for the armed forces and special task units, Rostec said.
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A military identification system has already been developed in the USA: SVI’s Facial Recognition Binocular Technology was initially developed to support U.S. Navy, Joint, and Coalition warfighters to identify persons of interest at ranges up to 200 meters. Currently in pre-production, this mobile man-portable technology integrates real-time surveillance operations with on-demand facial recognition via a simple point and shoot operation (Picture source: SVI)
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