You don't actually need a computer with my software. There's a button that you can easily load a video file and do the same classification on the video file.
Just record a video of the front doors, and load it later on. You don't freak the people out and you can quietly do the classification later on.
Absolutely. My problem was that of how to market something like this.
I have no clue how to do so, and the 2 people that contacted me fizzled after initial contact. I know I did get it in Hackaday, where there was a a bit of a spat between the "cool" and "evil" factions regarding this area. ( http://hackaday.com/2015/03/04/face-recognition-for-your-nex... )
It's also why I wanted a server/client architecture, where each machine can handle face tracking (of a face, not a specific face) and then upload that image to the server, where it is processed for "whom" it is. I wanted the interface to be a clean HTML5 app, where I am now able to bring something pretty to market.
With that setup, I could be feeding in data from 80 cameras in a beefy server and keep on chugging nicely.
If you'd like to talk further about this, my email is whois: crankylinuxuser.net :) My phone# is real there too.
Just record a video of the front doors, and load it later on. You don't freak the people out and you can quietly do the classification later on.