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Someone founded an sample test for this feature?





I found these links
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/opencv-c- ... detection/
https://docs.opencv.org/3.4/da/d60/tuto ... _main.html
https://github.com/GeorgeSeif/Face-Recognition
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/21 ... otion-Anal

With GVision API of Google

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i795dnTc-1Y&t=33s

from 1h minute: 30 minutes

I would like to have this in our system. Is there a sample of implementation?

Windows 10 has built in facial recognition. If a client sets the timing to put the computer to sleep after a short interval of non-use, then whoever uses it would need to use the facial recognition to re-enter the OS ( and program ). Using it again to get into an app would not be necessary.

With that said, since Apple allows Facial Recognition to work with independently developed apps, surely Microsoft will have something similar in it's API library. Of course, most people will not have cameras on their Windows computers sufficient to perform facial recognition. Microsoft computers do have this, but not necessarily the other brands.

As far as I have read and seen, it is that Windows Hello can be used to replace your traditional access to applications with biometric technologies: fingerprints and / or facial recognition.
What I think is necessary is to develop two applications: one that provides the data that must be validated either with the scanned fingerprint data or the data obtained by the camera for facial recognition, and a second application called server , which is what performs the validation. They recommend that obviously both applications are on different computers, but it is true that you can have both applications on the same computer.
All the examples I've seen have been developed in C # language.