BFC800
BFC800 is the dual-face-capacity 3D module of the face line — 1280×720 dual-camera capture at a <0.001% false-accept class and <0.3 s match, for the access terminal that answers a whole enrollment floor. MOQ is 1 pc; free SDK and 48h FAE response are standard terms.
Key specifications
| Function | Dual-face-capacity recognition, 1:1 verify and 1:N search on module |
|---|---|
| Camera stack | 1280×720 dual camera — the family's high-capacity dual-cam head |
| False-accept class | <0.001% (family-class claim context; lab-verified at device class) |
| Match speed | <0.3 s |
| Liveness | Dual-camera cross-check |
| Target applications | Access terminals, gate contractor plants, large lobby fixtures |
| Marking | BFC800 (1280×720 dual-face-capacity module) |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product family | BFC dual-cam face module | High-capacity position |
| Camera class | 1280×720 dual cam | Family head spec |
| Match speed | <0.3 s | Family class |
| False acceptance | <0.001% class | Family-class claim context |
| Liveness | Dual-camera cross-check | Family class |
| Recognition modes | 1:1 and 1:N | SDK-configurable |
| Host interfaces | Module fixtures per datasheet | SDK demos included |
| Volume lead time | 10–25 days, orders under 5,000 units | Company standard |
| Warranty | 2 years | From first unit |
The <0.001% claim is a family-class claim in the datasheet context — the FAE team reviews your acceptance test plan within 48h.
A lobby that reads a floor, not a queue.
New facial access installs ran about 62% of the market's new biometric access projects — and in the lobby, the whole floor walks in during one seven-minute window. The 1280×720 dual-cam stack is the head that keeps the queue moving:
- 1280×720 capture keeps a face sharp at door-edge distance, not just at the hello-pose distance.
- <0.001% FAR class is what lets a facial door serve 1:1 verify where a badge thief would have bought a pass.
- <0.3 s match turns the scan into nearly a walk-through.
The subcontractor gate audits in real time.
Gate contractors run mixed crews under one header; a dual-cam terminal at the site gate logs who walked in when — and the records survive the day crew change. That is the audit visit, pre-answered.
- Template sets load per crew via the SDK export/import flow — no shared-roster collision.
- MOQ 1 pc for the prototype gate; 10–25 day lead for the site order.
- 48h FAE response on optics and mounting questions at installation time.
BFC800 FAQs
Yes — 1 pc is the MOQ; the FAE team reviews your acceptance test plan and the datasheet's claim context within 48h.
The face algorithm and SDK are free, with 1:N demo for large enrollment sets over the documented host path.
It is the family-class claim in the datasheet context for the dual-cam head — the reviewer confirms the test conditions before your procurement sign-off.
Read the whole floor on a rainy morning.
Send the lobby layout and roster size — get the BFC800 data pack and 1-pc offer within the 48h FAE slot.
