Info Technology Crypto: INSPEM Static cameras that are able to recognize facial objects

About INSPEM

Problem

All of the currently existing solutions are local and limited:
● the search is limited by a specific data base.
● the video data is received from a limited number of devices (government

owned cameras, commercial cameras within a certain object).

Missing people search

Quite a lot of time passes from the point a person has gone missing until the start of the search for them. Search squads and police still search for missing people using flashlights in the outdoors and abandoned buildings. If that person is not wanted on a federal or international level (which does not happen in such cases), their relatives have little to no chances to find them in another city.

Bystander/witness search

Looking for a person, who was in a specific place at specific time and you need to
contact them? Found someone on a subway or in a park/bar/nearby car attractive,
and you do not know how to find him or her.

Criminals search

Got your wallet, bag or other valuable item stolen? Find witnesses or video
footage from the crime scene.
For the majority of citizens the access to the third-party surveillance cameras
footage is still impossible. It usually becomes possible only after an appeal to the
police or by the judge’s decision. It is critical in those cases, when the footage has
to be obtained swiftly.

Solution

VIDEO IS THE WORLD’S VASTEST INFORMATION SOURCE

Key features
● The large scale of the INSPEM service allow carrying out the search in any corner of the Earth.
● The INSPEM ver.2.0 platform would employ the advanced video analytics based on learning neural networks for the swiftest and the most effective face recognition.

Our solution

Our technology is built around the main principle: being able to find a person without revealing their personal information, which is of utmost importance in most of the countries.

What is INSPEM ?

INSPEM is a Blokchain based artificial intelligence that able to recognize faces and objects using mobile phones and static cameras.

INSPEM was introduced in 2015 Because of the people they meet randomly on the subway, in parks or at other locations. We assume that such services will primarily be used by male audiences. However, as statistics show, women make up 40% of all announcements. The women have taken photos of people they love on the road from a distance, uploading those photos to our service and waiting for some acquaintances to recognize the man and share his social networking profile, Read More at https://inspem.com/WP_en.pdf

Schematic representation of the interaction process: