Face Recognition
Detect, track and re-identify faces in video. Start with a working C++ engine and adapt the matching to your application.
Identity & verification · Full source code
Liveness Detection Engine
Add action-based liveness checks to your face verification flow. Ask for blinks or head turns and check the response.
$325 USD · Digital source package
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ImplementationC++ / OpenCV
Browser demoWebAssembly
DeliveryDigital download
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What the engine does
- Prompt the user to perform actions in front of the camera.
- Analyze facial landmarks and motion to check the requested response.
- Inspect and adapt the challenge-response logic in C++.
- Evaluate the same engine interactively in the browser demo.
Where it fits
For technical teams adding an active liveness step to their own onboarding or authentication product. Pair it with face recognition when you also need to compare identities.
What to validate before you buy
Liveness checks are a component of a verification system. They do not guarantee protection against every attack, and no independent certification is claimed. Validate your own camera inputs and attack scenarios before deployment.
Inside the download
- Complete C++ engine source
- Pretrained networks and required assets
- Code documentation
- Emscripten build instructions
- Precompiled OpenCV WebAssembly module
- Guide to building OpenCV for WebAssembly
Inspect the public code reference to understand the implementation before purchasing.
Integration essentials
Check your build environment.
- Required skills
- C++ programming, OpenCV integration and basic understanding of neural networks.
- Browser build
- Emscripten compiles the engine to WebAssembly. Follow the included instructions and use the supplied OpenCV module.
- Other platforms
- Desktop, server, mobile and edge builds require the appropriate OpenCV dependency and build configuration. Porting and platform-specific optimization are your responsibility.
- Performance
- Depends on camera resolution, face count, models, hardware and browser. Evaluate representative conditions; the browser demo is not a benchmark for every device.
License & handover
Clear terms from the start.
You may study and modify the code, integrate it into your own product that adds substantial value, and sell that product under the software license.
The supplied source must remain private. You may not resell the software as a standalone library, SDK or toolkit. Third-party components retain their own licenses.
Installation, integration, consulting, guaranteed fixes and ongoing maintenance are not included. Updates are discretionary. Review the support policy before checkout.
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