South Korean startup CrasID has developed a standalone face recognition module that includes a small camera, software algorithm and a processor.Called 'Voyager', the module has dimensions of 5cm x 3cm x 2.2cm including lenses, reports ETNews.The company said in a statement that it uses a RTOS (Real-Time Operating System) to operate face-recognition algorithm.Even in dark environments, it can accurately recognize faces by using a IR lamp, says CrasID.Meanwhile, telecommunication interface supports UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter). Voyager can also be used by linking variety of IoT development boards such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and Odroid.”Recognition rate of our face-recognition software algorithms is already recognized from South Korean industries.” said CEO Park Heung-jun of CrasID. “We already have plans to develop and supply small products with lenses for mobile cameras and chip-type IR source in the future.”
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