Lobby Turnstiles
Mounted on speed gates for hands-free flow.
Face Recognition Terminal
FaceSense
No card. No phone. Just walk in.
A binocular face terminal that checks live faces against encrypted templates in under 0.3 seconds, opens the door and logs every entry to the Sixsense cloud, with a card or QR fallback when needed.
Liveness detectionWorks offlinePDPA-alignedIP65
Part of Access Control
Access granted · 0.27 sUnit 12-08 · Lobby A
70Kiosk and face deployments
<0.3 sTypical match time
50,000Face templates per terminal
Key Features
What FaceSense does
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01Live face confirmed · IR depth check passed
Binocular liveness detection
Visible and infrared cameras confirm a real face, rejecting photos, screens and video replays before any match is attempted.
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02
Enrolment approved · Unit 12-08 · 3 residents
Self-enrolment from the app
Residents enrol with a guided selfie. The managing agent approves once instead of photographing each household at the office.
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03
Offline mode · 214 events queued for upload
Works when offline
Templates and rules sit on the terminal, so doors keep working through internet outages. Events upload once the link returns.
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04Contractor · Lobby and Level 3 · 9 am to 6 pm
Zone and time rules
Limit tenants, helpers and contractors to set areas and hours. Access ends automatically when a lease or pass expires.
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05
Low confidence · QR pass accepted
Mask-aware matching
Recognises most residents wearing a surgical mask, and falls back to QR or card when confidence is below threshold.
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06
Template deleted · resident moved out
PDPA-aligned data handling
Consent is recorded at enrolment, raw photos are purged on schedule, and templates are deleted when a resident moves out.
Where It’s Used
One terminal, every entry point
Lift Lobbies
Only residents of that block get through.
Side Gates
IP65 for sheltered outdoor gates.
Specifications
Technical details
Wall or turnstile mount, bracket included.
Download Datasheet (PDF)- Display
- 8" IPS touchscreen, 800 × 1280
- Camera
- Binocular 2 MP RGB + IR, wide dynamic range
- Liveness detection
- IR depth and texture analysis
- Face capacity
- 50,000 templates
- Event storage
- 200,000 records on device
- Recognition speed
- <0.3 s
- Recognition distance
- 0.3–2.0 m
- Card reader
- 13.56 MHz Mifare / DESFire (optional)
- Interfaces
- Wiegand 26/34 in/out, RS485, 1 relay, door sensor, exit button
- Network
- 10/100 Ethernet, Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz, PoE optional
- Power
- 12 V DC, 2 A
- Ingress and impact
- IP65, IK07
- Operating temperature
- −10 °C to 55 °C, 10–90% RH
- Mounting
- Wall or turnstile, bracket included
FAQ
Common questions
Does it work with masks or glasses?
Yes for most residents with surgical masks and ordinary glasses. Heavy tinted sunglasses or full face covers lower the score, and the terminal then offers a QR or card fallback.
What happens when the internet goes down?
Matching runs on the terminal against its local template store, so doors keep working. Events are queued and uploaded when the connection returns.
How is resident data protected under the PDPA?
Consent is captured in the app at enrolment. Templates are encrypted in transit and at rest, raw photos are purged after 30 days, and data is deleted when a resident moves out.
Can it replace our existing card readers?
It can sit alongside them. The terminal outputs Wiegand, so an existing access panel can treat a face match like a card read while you phase cards out.
How do domestic helpers and children enrol?
The main account holder adds household members in the app. Each member completes a selfie with liveness, and the managing agent approves the additions.
Price it for your lobby
Tell us how many doors and residents. We reply within one working day.