Nt1310 Unit 1 Exercise 1

After the explanation of the design specifications, this chapter aims at proving the ability to perform and deliver what is promised in the earlier chapters. The test is performed using a single IP camera along with a development laptop powered by a core i5 processor.
9.1 – Testing and Validation
Right after the application is launched, the login page appears.
The figure shown below is the home page after a successful log in. This page contains a sidebar menu to the left. This menu contains 3 sections; the Monitor link, the Settings link, and the Enrollment link.
Figure 9.2 – Home Page
9.1.1 – The Monitor Page:
On the Monitor page, there is a list of IP cameras, which are found in the database. The user selects an IP camera and clicks on the

Figure 9.4 – Stream

When the stream starts, OpenCV, which is running on the server, starts detecting and recognizing faces and displaying the results in a list that resides on the right sidebar. A green box appears, containing the information and the image of the recognized face. If the detected face is unrecognized, a red box appears, containing the face of the unknown individual.
Figure 9.5 – Detecting & Recognizing Faces
Right after an unrecognized face is caught, an email is sent as an alert for the security guards, containing the unrecognized face of the individual, alongside the date, the time and the IP Camera’s information.
Figure 9.6– Email Notification 9.1.2 – The Enrollment Page:
When choosing the Enrollment page on the left sidebar menu, a list of enrolled individuals is displayed, alongside 5 options; Add, Modify, Delete, View Images, and Take Photo.
Figure 9.7 – Enrollment Page
The user can either add a new individual or modify an existing one. As shown in Figure 9.8 and Figure 9.9, or completely delete the record of the individual. Figure 9.8– Adding New