FaceMe AI Facial Recognition Engine

CyberLink Corp. is a Taiwanese software company founded in 1996 and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (5203.TW), known for multimedia software and, in the business market, for its FaceMe facial recognition engine. FaceMe targets organizations that need fast and spoof-resistant face recognition for access control, surveillance, attendance and remote identity verification.

FaceMe comes in several editions: a cross-platform SDK for device makers and integrators, an HTTP/API Platform for large-scale applications, FaceMe Security for turnkey access control, attendance and surveillance, People Tracker for searching people by physical attributes, and FaceMe eKYC for online banking and insurance with OCR and document recognition. It supports 1:1 matching, 1:N search, mask-on recognition, attribute detection and anti-spoofing for 2D, 3D and IR+RGB cameras, including deepfake and injection attack detection, and runs on Windows, Linux, Android, iOS and edge chipsets. The company reports more than 500 organizations in over 25 countries.

• FaceMe SDK: cross-platform face recognition SDK for devices and system integration.
• FaceMe Platform: HTTP/API service for large-scale facial recognition applications.
• FaceMe Security: turnkey access control, visitor management, attendance and surveillance.
• FaceMe eKYC: remote identity verification with OCR and document recognition.
• Anti-spoofing: liveness, deepfake and injection attack detection for 2D, 3D and IR+RGB cameras.
• People Tracker: person search by attributes, line-crossing and loitering detection.

Banks and e-wallets in Vietnam can embed FaceMe SDK into mobile apps for eKYC with deepfake and injection attack protection. Office buildings and factories can replace access cards with face-based entry, visitor management and attendance. Camera and access control manufacturers can license the SDK to add face recognition to their devices.

The company states 99.83% recognition accuracy and recognition in about 0.1 seconds, with top-tier results in NIST 1:1 and 1:N benchmarks. Anti-spoofing passed iBeta Level 2 testing against 2D and 3D attacks. A four-layer architecture combining recognition, presentation attack, deepfake and injection attack detection protects mobile eKYC flows. Edge deployment on common SoCs keeps biometric processing on device.

Face recognition is moving onto edge devices and cameras, and deepfake and injection attacks are forcing banks and fintechs to add new layers of liveness protection to remote onboarding. In Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, biometric verification for banking, cardless office access and smart building security are expanding quickly.

CyberLink Corp. was founded in 1996, is listed as 5203.TW and announces releases from Taipei. FaceMe holds ISO 27001, ISO 27701, FIDO and KISA certifications and won a Taiwan Excellence Award. Partners include Genetec, Milestone, Network Optix, Axis, Hanwha, Vivotek, Qualcomm, MediaTek, NXP and Ambarella. Deployments include a government office in Jakarta, Indonesia.