Detailed face-tracking output
Tracks multiple faces and returns 3D head pose, a full textured 3D model, gaze direction, screen-space gaze point, and facial feature coordinates in 3D space.
Visage Technologies builds computer-vision and AI products for face tracking, face analysis, and face recognition. Its offerings support mobile, desktop, embedded, and browser-based deployments and are sold through quote-based licensing for standard use.
Visage Technologies builds computer-vision and AI products focused on face-related applications, including face tracking, face analysis, and face recognition. The company positions these offerings for desktop, mobile, embedded, and browser-based environments, with options that can run online or offline depending on the product and deployment.
The product family is aimed at teams building AI-driven user experiences, safety systems, and biometric or behavior-aware workflows. On the homepage, the company emphasizes custom AI solutions, edge AI, and support from development through deployment, while the pricing page shows a commercial licensing model for FaceTrack and FaceTrack LITE.
Tracks multiple faces and returns 3D head pose, a full textured 3D model, gaze direction, screen-space gaze point, and facial feature coordinates in 3D space.
Identifies tracked feature points across the face contour, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, ears, and irises for applications that need dense facial motion data.
Estimates gender, age, and emotion from images or video. Face Analysis returns emotion probabilities for the six universal emotions and supports one or multiple faces in real time.
Offers a lightweight SDK with low data size and memory usage, described on the site as fast enough to produce gender, age, and emotion estimates in milliseconds.
Supports integration on supported platforms including Android, iOS, Windows, OS X, RedHat, Ubuntu, HTML5, and Raspberry Pi.
Provides licensing and support workflows that include documentation, e-mail support, and a quote-based sales process for standard use.
Use FaceTrack when you need facial motion data for interactive experiences, gaze-aware interfaces, or applications that respond to head pose and facial landmarks.
Use Face Analysis for applications that estimate age, gender, or emotion from images or video, such as audience-response tools or behavior-aware interfaces.
Use the platform for mobile or desktop applications that need supported deployment across Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux distributions, HTML5, or Raspberry Pi.
Use the commercial licence and support model when your team wants documentation-led integration and a vendor contact for deployment questions.
Use Face Recognition for identity-related computer-vision workflows that need a face-focused component alongside tracking and analysis tools.
It is a computer-vision product portfolio from Visage Technologies, with FaceTrack for face tracking, Face Analysis for age/gender/emotion estimation, and Face Recognition for identity-related workflows.
FaceTrack is offered as LITE and standard licensing. The LITE plan is for one free/promotional mobile application with up to 10,000 end users, while the standard FaceTrack licence is quoted based on specific needs.
Technical support for FaceTrack is charged separately at a fixed price of €1500 per year and per client. The support includes help with tracker integration on supported platforms, but not custom development.
Face Analysis is designed to run on images or video and can estimate age, gender, and emotions. The page says it can be used online or offline and integrated on any device.
The company says Face Analysis does not store or process personal data such as photos or names by default. As with any face-analysis system, its accuracy depends on conditions such as lighting and head pose for age estimation.