Secufor SAS Expands Noviscan to macOS and Android
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Secufor SAS, a French company based in Levallois-Perret, has released an update to its Noviscan software, version 1.0.2, which now supports macOS and introduces an Android app. This update marks a significant expansion of the software's compatibility, allowing users to leverage their existing IP cameras for local face recognition on a broader range of devices.
Noviscan works by reading images from IP cameras that users already own. Users can enrol the faces they want to recognize, and the software will alert them if a face it does not recognize appears. The software runs on Windows, macOS, or Linux, with a .deb package available for Linux users. The Android app, which requires Android 7.0 or later, can be paired with a computer to provide alerts and notifications.
Secufor SAS distributes Noviscan, which is designed for personal use in homes and other private premises. The free edition of the software supports one video source and allows users to enrol up to five faces. For those requiring more extensive use, the Premium edition costs EUR 9.90 per month or EUR 99 per year, including VAT. The software ensures privacy by performing face analysis locally on the user's device. If users enable internet access, their devices communicate through an end-to-end encrypted tunnel, ensuring that Secufor has no access to the images.
Secufor SAS, registered in the Nanterre trade register under number 931 143 572, is committed to providing users with a secure and reliable solution for local face recognition. The company emphasizes that users remain responsible for complying with local video surveillance and personal data regulations. USB webcams are not supported by the software.
The new version of Noviscan, 1.0.2, brings local face recognition to macOS and introduces an Android app, enhancing the software's usability and accessibility. Users can now benefit from the software's advanced features on a wider range of devices, making it easier to implement face recognition in their homes and private spaces.