KAOPASS Family

Face recognition with no apps, no dedicated devices, and no cards.
KAOPASS Family is face recognition that runs in real time in a browser.
It works on smartphones and tablets, with no need for dedicated devices or IC cards.
Use it for face-based entry and exit management, attendance clock-in, stress checks, web login authentication, and more.

Reduce costs and improve operational efficiency with no apps, no dedicated devices, and no cards

KAOPASS Family is a new biometric authentication solution that reduces costs and improves operational efficiency, with no apps, no dedicated devices, and no cards.

Because its real-time face recognition runs in a browser rather than an app, users can start using face recognition right away without downloading an app. Multiple AIs also run simultaneously in real time, so face recognition and estimation of age, emotion, and more can be performed at the same time.

Anytime, anywhere, from any device: KAOPASS Family

Recognizes five types of information in real time, in addition to faces

  1. Recognize and identify peopleDetermines whether a person appears in the video stream, identifies whether that person is registered, and displays their data.
  2. Read emotionsInstantly recognizes seven types of emotions, such as happiness, sadness, and surprise. Determines the recognized person's facial expression based on facial expression training data.
  3. Estimate ageEstimates marketing age groups, such as F1 and M1, from training data.
  4. Identify genderDistinguishes between male and female. Approximate gender recognition can be used for marketing data and other purposes.
  5. Record and save location dataAcquires location data at the same time as face recognition and saves the recorded data.
  6. Multi-deviceBecause it runs in a browser, all you need to do is start the camera on a PC or smartphone and capture the person's face.
A smartphone screen showing age, gender, and emotion alongside face recognition

Identity checks that rely on cards, keys, and passwords take effort and carry risk

Checking and recording people at the entrance takes effort.

01

Access cards and keys

People can get in and out with someone else's card or a password they happen to know. Lost or forgotten cards and keys keep people out, and managing cards, keys, and passwords also adds cost.

02

Attendance clock-in

When managing attendance for on-site work where PCs are not provided, handwritten attendance records cost workers time and effort and lead to human error. Fraudulent clock-ins by other people also happen.

03

IDs and passwords for web services

Forgetting IDs and passwords, and typing them in again and again, is stressful. Two-step authentication and login ID checks to confirm identity add steps for both users and administrators.

KAOPASS Family lineup

Real-time biometric authentication with just a browser.
Gender, age, and emotion estimation are also available.

01

KAOPASS QR

A service that lets people prove their identity easily with just their face, without preparing cards, apps, or dedicated devices. Simply scan a QR code or use a smartphone or tablet set up on site, and face recognition starts to identify and authenticate the person.

02

KAOPASS Attendance

Clock in with face recognition for secure, smart attendance management. No cards or dedicated devices are needed, and employees can clock in easily from their smartphones. Only the employees themselves can clock in.

03

KAOPASS Attendance & KAOPASS Stress Checker

A solution that handles employee attendance clock-in and health management at the same time, simply by recognizing their faces. Stronger security, more efficient attendance management, and better employee well-being.

04

KAOPASS Auth

A product that enables login by building face recognition OAuth 2.0 into SaaS services. It offers a way to log in that replaces email addresses and passwords.

05

KAOPASS Key & Entry/Exit

Link face recognition with smart keys and electric locks to easily set up doors that unlock with face recognition alone. Room entry and exit management and unstaffed room guidance are possible without cards or apps.

KAOPASS Family introduction videos

  • TIGEREYE Inc. KAOPASS Attendance service introduction

  • KAOPASS Attendance: tablet authentication demo at a construction site

  • KAOPASS Key & Entry/Exit: in-store demo of unlocking a smart key with QR code authentication

  • KAOPASS Key & Entry/Exit: QR code authentication demo

  • KAOPASS Key & Entry/Exit: tablet authentication demo

  • KAOPASS Key & Entry/Exit: security camera authentication demo

Three steps from registration to authentication

This example uses KAOPASS QR.

  1. Registration invitation

    Send registration invitations easily by email or from a device you already have.

  2. Face registration

    Register a face easily on a staff member's or the user's own smartphone or tablet by following the registration guide.

  3. Face authentication

    Launch the authentication screen with a dedicated QR code or on a smartphone or tablet, and verify the person's identity quickly.

Use it anytime, anywhere, from any device

01

No apps or dedicated devices needed

Because its real-time face recognition runs in a browser rather than an app, users can start using face recognition right away without downloading an app.

02

Face recognition and estimation at the same time

Multiple AIs run simultaneously in real time, so face recognition and estimation of age, emotion, and more can be performed at the same time.

03

Adjust authentication strength to fit your operations

Combine security settings such as two-step authentication, false authentication prevention, and Dynamic Schedule, for example to raise authentication strength at night, on weekends, and during unstaffed hours.

TIGEREYE SECURITY SOLUTION

Optimal security for every situation

We provide authentication that lets you change the security strength by switching settings to match how you operate and the security level you need.

TIGEREYE SECURITY SOLUTION combines multiple security factors in real time and scores authentication results numerically to provide optimal security for each situation. It raises the recognition rate in actual use above the typical AI recognition rate (which is affected by distance, brightness, camera angle, and other factors). Customers can configure the settings as they wish, based on how the service is operated.

TIGEREYE SECURITY SOLUTION comes standard with all products.

TIGEREYE SECURITY SOLUTION

Flexible security settings that balance convenience and security

Strong security has traditionally come at the expense of convenience. With TIGEREYE SECURITY SOLUTION, you can customize security layers, security rules, and scoring factors (in three categories) to choose the best security measures.
For example, you can configure settings to suit your operations and situation: simple face recognition when staff are nearby, and, where there is no third-party oversight, technology that prevents photo spoofing, two-step authentication, or an administrator approval process.
It can also decide whether to allow authentication based on image quality, maintaining a high recognition rate.

01

Fraud prevention and crime deterrence for identity authentication in fully unattended environments

02

Preventing impersonation and fraud in self-authentication by users themselves

03

Third-party authentication by an administrator, such as requesting an authentication code or approval

1:1 authentication: a strict face recognition method designed with identity assurance as the top priority

1:1 authentication compares the face image captured at the time of authentication, one to one, with the face data linked to the person's pre-registered ID.
Rather than picking out a person from a large, unspecified group, it focuses on confirming whether the person is the owner of this ID, which reduces the risk of false matches with people who look similar, such as twins.

Authentication is completed only when the captured face image matches the person's face data and the corresponding ID is confirmed. If the OneID does not exist, or the face data does not match the OneID, the attempt is treated as unauthenticated.

The face image captured at authentication is compared one to one with the face data linked to the person's ID

Why is 1:1 authentication necessary?

Face recognition is a highly convenient technology, but where strong identity assurance is required, the choice of authentication method itself becomes important.

In these situations, authentication succeeding merely because a face resembles someone else's is a major risk. 1:1 authentication does not allow authentication to succeed if the person's ID does not exist or the face data does not match.
TIGEREYE's 1:1 authentication is built into our security design, not offered as a standalone feature. This delivers identity verification that balances strictness with practical operation.

  1. Entry to and exit from critical facilities
  2. Exams, contracts, and identity verification
  3. Access to business systems where fraud cannot be tolerated
If the ID does not exist or the face data does not match, the attempt is treated as unauthenticated

Dynamic Schedule

You can freely set schedules, such as raising authentication strength at night, on weekends, and during unstaffed hours.

For example, you can configure settings to suit your operations and situation: simple face recognition during hours when staff are nearby, and, where there is no third-party oversight, technology that prevents photo spoofing, two-step authentication, or an administrator approval process.
It can also decide whether to allow authentication based on image quality, maintaining a high recognition rate.

An example schedule that switches authentication steps between staffed and unstaffed hours

Configure more than 600 security combinations across 25 items, based on how your service operates, for greater robustness

We will continue to add more security items.

01

TIGEREYE REALTIME ACTIVE LIVENESS DETECTION

Prevents spoofing with still images (photos).

02

TIGEREYE REALTIME ANTI_MISRECOGNITION

Includes features that raise the recognition rate, and you can switch settings to strengthen security to the level you need.

03

TIGEREYE MFA

Multi-factor authentication, including two-step authentication with an authentication code, approval by an administrator, SMS/email/third-party (administrator) authentication, and third-party authenticator apps

04

TIGEREYE AUTH SCORING

Evaluates multiple factors and assigns a trust score in real time.

Use cases

We provide advanced authentication for a wide range of situations, from entry and exit management matched to the security level of each location to strict prevention of impersonation in university entrance exams.

01

Case 1

Office

For managing entry on weekends and holidays when the company is closed.
When someone uses face recognition at the office entrance, the administrator is notified and can see who is in the office. Alternatively, only people the administrator has approved can enter.

02

Case 2

University

As a reliable way to verify identity for entrance exams, regular exams, and more.
Students enter using face recognition, and seat numbers are linked with face data to see who is present and who is absent. Exits are also recorded, making it possible to find anyone without an entry record.

03

Case 3

Hospital

For managing entry to areas that only certain people may enter.
The administrator is notified when face recognition is performed.

04

Case 4

Condominium

For managing entry at the building entrance.
Not only residents but also visitors such as delivery workers can unlock the door with face recognition. Temporary visitors can also trigger a notification to the administrator.

Security items

Security items
ItemPer-use authenticationContinuous authentication
WebcamWebView (iOS / Android)Webcam (local face detection)Surveillance camera (local face detection)
KAOPASS AttendanceKAOPASS Key & Entry/ExitKAOPASS AuthKAOPASS QRKAOPASS AuthKAOPASS Key & Entry/ExitKAOPASS QRKAOPASS Key & Entry/Exit
Authentication settingsAI settingsSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupported
Number of authentication attemptsSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Authentication timeoutSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNoneNoneNone
Authentication intervalSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Face size (bounding box)SupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Number of registered imagesSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNoneNoneNone
GPS setting (on/off)SupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
WebhookSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupported
1:N authenticationSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupported
1:1 authenticationSupportedSupportedSupportedNoneSupportedNoneNoneNone
Security solutionDevice settingsSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Authentication range (GPS)SupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNoneSupportedSupportedNone
Front-facing authenticationSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Single-person authenticationSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Authentication image storageSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Authentication area restrictionSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Dynamic ScheduleSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Liveness detectionSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Two-step authentication (every authentication)SupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Two-step authentication (insufficient brightness)SupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Two-step authentication (gender mismatch)SupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Two-step authentication (age mismatch)SupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
Third-party authenticationSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedNone
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