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Intel Intel RealSense ID F455 Peripheral Depth Camera

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The Intel Intel RealSense ID F455 Peripheral is an embedded face authentication module combining an active depth sensor with a neural network, delivering secure, on-device facial recognition via USB 2.0 host interface in under a second.

Features

  • Active depth sensor with neural network for high-accuracy facial authentication in less than one second.
  • On-device encrypted transactions via embedded Secure Element with AES-256 encryption.
  • Compact form factor smaller than a credit card (32.5 x 62 x 11 mm) with multiple mounting points.
  • Low power consumption with 1.5W average and 0.3W standby modes for embedded applications.
  • Host interface via USB 2.0 with auxiliary SPI and GPIOs for flexible system integration.

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Description

The Intel Intel RealSense ID F455 Peripheral is a complete, out-of-the-box solution for secure facial authentication, integrating an active depth sensor with a specialized neural network running on a closed real-time operating system (RTOS). This embedded module is designed for local, on-device processing, ensuring user biometric data never leaves the hardware. It delivers industry-leading accuracy with a 99.76% true acceptance rate and an exceptionally low spoof acceptance rate of less than 0.1%.

Built around the Intel Intel RealSense ID Solution F450 core module, the F455 peripheral encapsulates the necessary optical components and processing hardware into a compact form factor. It operates as a peripheral device where an external host system manages enrollment flows, power delivery, and connectivity via the provided software programming interface in C++. The system is optimized for reliable authentication within a recommended range of 0.3 to 1 meter.

Key Features

  • Ready-to-use facial authentication solution with integrated depth sensing and neural network processing.
  • Delivers authentication decisions in less than one second for seamless user experience.
  • Features an embedded Secure Element for on-device encrypted transactions and data protection.
  • Extremely compact design, smaller than a credit card, suitable for space-constrained integrations.
  • Supports flexible host communication via USB 2.0 with auxiliary SPI and GPIO interfaces.
  • Provides multiple mounting options including 1/4-20 UNC and M4 threads for versatile installation.
  • Optimized power profile with low average and standby consumption for always-on applications.
  • High security with AES-256 encryption and a false acceptance rate of 1 in 1,000,000.

Applications

  • Secure access control systems for smart doors, safes, and enterprise buildings.
  • User authentication in kiosks, retail POS systems, and automated teller machines (ATMs).
  • Identity verification for personal computing devices, laptops, and smart peripherals.
  • Integration into IoT edge devices requiring robust, local biometric security.
  • Embedded systems for smart home automation and personalized user experiences.

Technical Specifications

Sensor TypeActive Depth Sensor with Neural Network
Authentication Speed< 1 second
True Acceptance Rate99.76%
Spoof Acceptance Rate< 0.1%
False Acceptance Rate1 in 1,000,000
Field of View (H × V)56° × 78°
Operating Range0.3 - 1 meter
Host InterfaceUSB 2.0
Auxiliary InterfacesSPI, GPIOs
Power Consumption (Peak/Avg/Standby)3.6 W / 1.5 W / 0.3 W
Operating Temperature0° to 40° C
Dimensions (L x W x H)32.5 mm × 62 mm × 11 mm
Form FactorPeripheral
Supported OSWindows
Programming LanguageC++

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary function of the Intel Intel RealSense ID F455 Peripheral?

The Intel Intel RealSense ID F455 Peripheral is designed for secure, on-device facial authentication. It combines an active depth sensor with a dedicated neural network processor to capture 3D facial data, match it against enrolled templates locally, and return an authentication decision in under a second. All processing and data encryption occur on the module itself, ensuring biometric data never needs to be transmitted externally, which is critical for privacy-focused applications like access control and secure logins.

How do I connect and communicate with the F455 module?

The F455 module connects to your host system primarily via a USB 2.0 interface, which handles command communication and power delivery. For auxiliary control and status signals, it provides SPI and GPIO pins. You will need to use the provided C++ software programming interface (API) on a Windows host to manage the enrollment flow, trigger authentication scans, and retrieve results. The host system is responsible for implementing the user interaction flow, managing power, and handling the connectivity to your broader application or network.

What are the power requirements and sleep modes for the F455?

The F455 module has a peak power consumption of 3.6 watts during active depth sensing and processing, an average operational draw of 1.5 watts, and a low standby mode consuming only 0.3 watts. This power profile allows it to be integrated into always-on devices efficiently. You can manage its power state through the host API, putting it into standby when not actively authenticating to conserve energy, which is ideal for battery-powered or energy-conscious embedded IoT deployments.

What is the effective working range and field of view for authentication?

The module is optimized for reliable facial authentication within a range of 0.3 to 1 meter from the sensor. It features a field of view of 56 degrees horizontally by 78 degrees vertically, which is designed to capture a user's face comfortably within this operating distance. For optimal performance and accuracy, ensure the installation position and user interaction flow are designed around this recommended range and the wide vertical coverage to accommodate different user heights and angles.

Package Includes

  • 1 x Intel RealSense ID F455 Peripheral

Additional Information

Weight 0.05 kg
Dimensions 3.25 × 6.2 × 1.1 cm