Self-Hosted Open-Source Face Recognition SDK
Want face recognition without sending faces to the cloud? This open-source SDK lets you run detection and matching entirely on your own hardware.
That means full data privacy for identity verification and access management, with no cloud dependency.

What Happened
A self-hosted, open-source face recognition SDK is now available on GitHub. It runs 100% on-premise, so biometric data stays inside your infrastructure.
The SDK covers face detection in images and video, landmark extraction, feature vectorization, and face matching with similarity scoring. The project targets identity verification and access management use cases.
Find it in the GitHub Repo.
Why It Matters
Face recognition usually means sending sensitive data to a cloud service. This SDK removes that tradeoff by keeping everything local, which matters for privacy-focused apps and organizations that need to control their own data. It's an open-source starting point you can build on.
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