Artec Broadway 3D

3D Face Recognition
walk-through
device

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The Broadway line of hi-end 3D biometric devices
and its 3D face recognition technology have been in
use for over 8 years.

Broadway 3D is known to be the first device in the world to be able to visually identify a person as easily as people identify one another.

Identification takes a split second. Walk or even run past the device, glancing at it briefly – and it will identify you among tens of thousands of registered users. Unlike other biometric devices, Broadway 3D does not require direct physical contact or exact positioning in front of the recognition system. It is capable of authenticating people while they are standing, walking or even running.

Similar to the way in which we recognize one another, Broadway 3D has a 3D vision system which remembers the unique three-dimensional shape of the face. Unlike human vision, however, the device is able to differentiate nuanced geometry with the accuracy of up to a few fractions of a millimeter and tell apart even identical twins, which makes Broadway 3D one of the most accurate biometric devices on the market.

High-speed
access

Registration time: 2 sec

Recognition time: < 1 sec

Unlimited database capacity in
verification mode

Throughput capacity: up to 60
people per minute

Superior
usability

Working distance range: 0.8 – 1.6 m

No direct physical contact or
positioning required

Fast recognition with a hat and
sunglasses on

Easy integration

Visual indication for different
modes

Reliability and
security

Eliminates human factor errors

Cannot be fooled with a photo

High-quality 3D measurements of
the human face

False Recognition Rate (FRR):
1/1,000

False Acceptance Rate (FAR):
1/1,000,000

Precision 3D sensing
technology

A wide-field-of-view 3D sensor

Real-time 3D video

3D model resolution: up to 200 mln
points per frame

Scanning speed: 15 frames per sec

Biometric pattern size: 3.5 Kbyte

Key
features

Recognizes people moving with a speed of up to 5 km/h.

Contactless system. No positioning required.

Authenticates even people with a beard, moustache, glasses or headwear

The system can’t be tricked by a photo

Broad range of heights (140 to 210 cm)

Database capacity in the identification mode: 5,000 people

Database capacity in the verification mode: unlimited

Built-in web interface to control the system

Server-based solution for controlling several devices

Can be integrated with an existing access control system

The
technology

Reconstruction algorithms and proprietary hardware enable accurate recognition of objects in motion.

Fast and accurate acquisition of unique three-dimensional face shapes using structured light.

Calculation is performed on the basis of a 40,000 point infrared grid projected at a parallax angle on the object’s surface.

Ability to distinguish nuanced geometry with high accuracy, allowing the system to tell even identical twins apart.

Patented technology: four patent applications filed in the United States and two in Russia.

Product
line

BROADWAY 3D

3D camera + computer with
preinstalled software

BROADWAY 3D BT

Turnstile unit

BROADWAY 3D B

Floor unit

BROADWAY 3D BR

 

BROADWAY 3D BM

Registration device

Software
Development Kit

Enables the integration of the Broadway 3D biometric recognition system
with other access control systems at the software level.

Broadway
Management Console

BMC is a client-server application designed to manage a system consisting of several Broadway 3D biometric recognition devices. BMC controls the Broadway 3D devices and synchronizes their databases with the central database, located on a server.

  • Assigning different levels of access
  • Import of local databases into the central database
  • Several templates for one visitor
  • Entry / exit statistics
  • Multi-user software
  • Cross-platform application
  • Unlimited number of devices on the network

Examples of Broadway 3D
installation locations

Muscat, Oman

Renewable Energy Center, Thailand

Doha, Qatar

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Changi Airport, Singapore

Rosatom, Russia

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