TAIPEI, Taiwan, June 16, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CyberLink Corp., a pioneer of AI and facial recognition technologies, has collaborated with ITOCHU Techno-Solutions to integrate with its AI facial recognition engine, FaceMe. As a FaceMe partner, ITOCHU Techno-Solutions used FaceMe to develop a new version of its "Vehicle Inspection Information System" for adoption by Toyota Motor Corporation to improve vehicle quality management.
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The factory has already deployed multiple Android devices for face authentication. Using CyberLink’s FaceMe, qualified inspectors can authenticate their faces while still wearing hats, goggles, and masks to immediately perform a face match. (Photo: Business Wire)
About the Vehicle Inspection Information System The Vehicle Inspection Information System is a quality management system for reviewing the inspection results of finished vehicles. FaceMe provides high-speed and precise facial recognition to ensure that only certified inspectors can inspect finished vehicles. Its touchless facial authentication and high accuracy also improve work productivity. Moreover, its ability to perform facial authentication without inspectors needing to remove their hats and masks helps prevent infectious diseases.
Why should I adopt FaceMe? To prevent the spread of COVID-19, users should authenticate their faces while wearing masks. Adopting FaceMe is an excellent choice due to its ability to perform facial recognition while users wear masks and because of its outstanding market recognition.
"Due to recent COVID-19 infections, our workers must wear masks all the time," said Mr. Imato, Assistant Manager of Toyota Motor Corporation. "We’ve adopted FaceMe because of its outstanding performance, specifically in face matching when performing facial recognition on mask-wearers. It allows us to improve productivity and concentrate on the inspection work itself. Moreover, CyberLink has also supported us in eliminating environmental problems usually encountered with facial recognition, such as bright factory lighting and dimly lit car interiors."
"We are honored that ITOCHU Techno-Solutions has integrated our FaceMe facial recognition SDK in its Vehicle Inspection Information System, and Toyota Motor Corporation, whose top quality represents Japanese manufacturing worldwide, has chosen this system," said Dr. Jau Huang, CEO of CyberLink Corp. "FaceMe brings world-class accuracy and anti-spoofing technology to ITOCHU’s system, making Toyota Motor Corporation’s quality control processes more convenient and productive. It has also helped prevent infectious diseases while creating a market for smart factories."
"Using deep neural network AI technology, FaceMe is an attractive product due to its quick speed and high accuracy in facial recognition," said Mr. Matsunaga, Division Manager of ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Co., Ltd. "Our customers have spoken highly of FaceMe, so we are delighted to be able to integrate it with our systems. CyberLink’s support during the verification process was also helpful. We plan to extend our services to other factories in the future, so we appreciate their continued support."
ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Co., Ltd. ("CTC") is a comprehensive IT services partner. Providing consulting, design, development/construction, and operational/maintenance support services, CTC combines advanced IT solutions and cloud services to solve customer problems. CTC provides the best services in telecommunications, broadcasting, manufacturing, finance, distribution/retail, fields of public interest, life sciences, and science and engineering.
Visit CTC: https://www.ctc-g.co.jp/
About CyberLink Founded in 1996, CyberLink Corp. (5203.TW) is the world leader in AI facial recognition technology and multimedia software. CyberLink addresses the demands of consumer and commercial markets through a wide range of solutions, covering AI facial recognition, digital content creation, multimedia playback, video conferencing, live casting, and mobile applications. With years of research in the fields of artificial intelligence and facial recognition, CyberLink has developed the FaceMe® Facial Recognition Engine. Powered by deep learning algorithms, FaceMe® delivers the reliable, high-precision, and real-time facial recognition that is critical to AIoT applications such as smart retail, smart security, and surveillance, smart city, and smart home. To learn all the latest about facial recognition, its benefits and implementation considerations, read our Ultimate Guide to Edge-based Facial Recognition.
For more information on FaceMe®, please visit https://www.cyberlink.com/faceme/.
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