Getting started
In this chapter, you can find a recommended sequence of steps that will help you harness your system’s complete functionality.
In this chapter:
Tip
<findface-ip:port>
must be substituted into your ip address for FindFace Multi.
<token>
must be substituted into your token.
Gear Up for Work
Perform the primary configuration of your system:
Deploy FindFace Multi and learn API documentation at
http://<findface-ip:port>/api-docs
.Authorize with HTTP Basic auth by sending credentials to the login form.
Create an authorization token with your session UUID and optionally face authorization.
Paste a token into the
API Key
field in the authorization form:Token <token>
or put it into the Authorization HTTP header.
Organize Watch Lists and Card Index
Create a new watch list, using
POST
method, or use the default one.Find watch list ID to make a
POST
request for creating a new card.Perform face (car, body) detection on the attached photo and copy
id
of the necessary object.Attach an image of the individual’s face, using
detection id
.
Upload and Process Video File
Organize Video Surveillance by uploading a video file.
Find
id
of the video archive by listing video archives or adding new one.Attach source video file with
id
of the video archive.
Data Sources
To configure video-based object monitoring, add cameras to FindFace Multi, grouping them subject to their location.
A default preconfigured camera group is available in the system. List available camera group.
If necessary, create a new camera group.
Use camera group
id
to make aPOST
request for creating a new camera.
FindFace Multi in Action
Search for objects in the database of detected objects and card index. Learn more.
Compare two objects and verify that they match.