NEC Product Portfolio Presentation - NES …...NEC Corporation Profile Provides telecommunications, Public solutions and Enterprise business solutions Around 100,000 employees worldwide

NEC Product Portfolio Presentation

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NEC Europe

NEC Corporation & NEC EMEA

232 consolidated subsidiaries

Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan

116 years of brandsuccess

Leading social value innovator

Kaoru Yano

Nobuhiro Endo

Company Name: NEC Corporation

Established: July 17 1899

Chairman: Kaoru Yano

President: Nobuhiro Endo

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NEC Corporation Profile

Provides telecommunications, Public solutions and Enterprise business solutions

Around 100,000 employees worldwide

€21 billion (*1) net sales（*1) Exchange rate €1=140JPY

The early days

▌Established: July 17th 1899

First international joint venture company in Japan.

Founded with the Western Electric Company in the US

(presently Alcatel-Lucent)

Focus on the production and export of telephones

and switching equipmentKunihiko Iwadare,

NEC’s founder

Desktop telephone

(~1915)

Slogan: “Better Products, Better

Services”


▌Aims:

Formerly known as the Nippon Electric Company.

Nippon means “State of Japan”

Founded with the strong will “To be the electric

company representing Japan, leading the industry

worldwide.”

The integration of computers and communications “C&C”

“To [be able to] talk and see…any person, at any time [and] any place on the earth in the early days of the next

century.”

”All technology, communications, computer and television will be, and

should be, integrated.”

“It’s important to help developing countries to be able to participate in

such a world telecommunicationssystem.”

NEC Chairman, Koji Kobayashi


1995

64-bit RISC

microprocessors

2004

First mobile phone

application processor

with parallelprocessing

2005

The thinnest cellular phone

terminal in the world

World’s firstdigital

signal processors

2008

New power-savingserver:

ECOCENTER

2007

Single-chip vector processors

for supercomputer

1982Personalcomputers:

PC9801

1899Desktop telephones

2002World's fastestcomputer:

EarthSimulator (forJAMSTEC)

1980Swiss satellite communications earth station

1955Crossbarswitching systems

1974Mainframecomputers: ACOSSeries

1980

2006

World’s first 40-Gbps reconfigurable optical

add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) for next-

generation optical networks

2013

Smallfootprint

highperformance

computer

2012

In building small cell solution for

Enterprise and publicarea

2011

HighPerformance

Vibration sensor

High-performance,trustworthy

ITtechnologies

Innovative device

& nanotechnologies

Next-generation

networktechnologies

Bigdata

& socialsolutions

Innovation milestones


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NEC’s global scope

Our Regional Headquarters:NEC Europe NEC ChinaNEC Asia Pacific

NEC Corporation ofAmerica

NEC Corporation ofLatin America

*Data as of 31 March 2015

Business activities in over 140 countries and territories

Headquarters in Tokyo

NEC Corporation

Marketing & Service affiliates Manufacturing affiliates

Liaison OfficesBranch Offices Laboratories

Our affiliates, offices, and laboratories: 58 countries and territories


24%

9%

24%

26%

17%

Turnover:

€21 billion

($24.5m)

(¥2,935.5 billion)*

System Platform:Telecom carrier:• Microwave communications systems

• TOMS (OSS/BSS)

• Submarine Systems

NEC’s sales by sector

Public sector:• Satellite Communications• Fingerprint Identification• Disaster Prevention

• Server• Super computer

Others:• Smart energy

Enterprise:• Global Supply Chain Management

• Retail Systems for Stores


NEC Africa, Johannesburg

NEC Turkey,Istanbul

NEC Neva, Moscow

London:

Regional HQ


NEC Saudi Arabia,

Riyadh

▌ Revenues in EMEA: €1,050 million (*1)

(*1) Including all NEC Group Company in EMEAsales

NEC in EMEA

• NEC Neva: Moscow

• NEC Eastern Europe

• NEC Turkey: Istanbul

• NEC Saudi Arabia: Riyadh

• NEC Africa: Johannesburg

▌ Employees: 1,200 employees (includes 100 in R&D)

▌ Locations: 31countries

● Regional HQ

• EMEA HQ: London

● Sub-regional HQs

NEC EEBudapest

Our Solutions

GlobalSafetyDivision

Urban Surveillance

Critical Infrastructu

re

Cyber security

Inter-agency

situation awareness

Forensic biometrics

Facial & fingerprint recognition

Public sector portfolio

Camera infrastructure, facial recognition, analytics & control

Real-time crowd surveillance & flow management

Platform for training, testing, simulating and validating

Collect, transmit, analyse& store sensor and IT data to create actionable intelligence

Police/intelligence

services

Borders

(air, land, sea

Access control,

intruder

Targeted digital

marketing


Select global public safety customers

Fingerprint recognition Facial recognition

Industry awards

National id cards

Voter

registration

in Bolivia

Use by law enforcement agencies in 20

countries (incl. US, Australia, Brazil)

Ranked #1 in

multi-vendor tests

in 2014 & 2010

Customer Value

LeadershipAward

2014

Airports

Terracotta warrior

analysis

VIP guest

recognition

Law enforcementIllegal immigration

checks by

naval personnel


Real Time Surveillance – NeoFace Watch

Real-time surveillance

and recorded video

analysis using

fixed/mobile CCTV and

smart devices

Screenshot from

NeoFace Watch

Quick detection from low

quality images


VIPs,

Loss Prevention

Face Recognition in your business todayAbout NEC

NorthAmerica

Latin America

GreaterChina

Asia-Pacific

Europe, Middle East, and

Africa

~26.3Billion USD in FY2015 sales

167Business activities in over

countries and territories40

R&D history of over

years in Biometrics

5Global Safety Division with

Regional CompetenceCentresfor Face Recognition.

Rank 1st globally by


95.4%

91.1%

90.6%

74.2%

56.6%

52.2%

43.3%

43.1%

42.2%

32.1%

54.6%

61.6%

68.2%

30.7%

19.5%

30.5%

15.6%

14.6%

18.4%

11.4%

5.4%12.9%

100%

CYBEREXTRUDER

VIGILANT

RANKONE

3MCOGENT

HISIGN

TOSHIBA

NEUROTECHNOLOGY

HBINNO

AYONIX

DIGITALBARRIERS

COGNITEC

EYEDEA

MORPHO

NEC

NIST FIVE | DATASETPSPORTS ARENA ENTRANCE & CONCOURSE, 2MP CONSUMER GRADECAMCORDER

0% 20% 40%

FORENSICINVESTIGATION

NEAR FIELD OF VIEW, LOW CAMERA HEIGHT (6FT) - FNIR(N480,R1)

60% 80%

WATCHLIST MONITORING / IDENTIFICATION

NEAR FIELD OF VIEW, LOW CAMERA HEIGHT (6FT) - FNIR(N480,T200)

NEC is…

WATCHLIST MONITORING / IDENTIFICATION

2.5 x’s more accurate than Eyedea

3.3 x’s more accurate than Morpho

3.4 x’s more accurate than 3M Cogent

4.7 x’s more accurate than Neurotech.

7 x’s more accurate than Cognitec

29.8%60.0% FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS

39.4%71.5% 2.1 x’s more accurate than Eyedea

46.7%72.7%

3.4 x’s more accurate than Morpho

2.9 x’s more accurate than 3M Cogent

5.5 x’s more accurate than Neurotech.

12.6 x’s more accurate than Cognitec

NIST Results 2017


Face Recognition in your business today Add intelligence to airport areas

Accuracy

Speed

Mature Platform

Enterprise Architecture

Credibility

Integration Hooks

One Platform


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•Long sales cycles

•RFP tender process

•Biometrics well understood

•Local consultant / expertise

•May be an extension of current system

•Links to multiple 3rd party systems

•Often involves well planned industry benchmark

•Well defined expectations

Traditional

•Shorter sales cycle

•More reactive procurement model

•Driven by ROI

•Less expertise

•Guidance and trials needed

•Likely to be standalone

•Often involves ad-hoc benchmark

•Variable expectations

Emerging

Policing

Military

Border Control

Transportation

National ID

Passports

Driving License

Banking

Retail

Gaming

Hospitality

Flow

Large Search

Healthcare

Face Recognition in business today


Markets and Verticals



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Face Recognition in your business today Common challenges

• Many people on one image need to be analysed simultaneously - Cost effective GPU power

• Normal behaviour = not looking at the camera

• CCTV images are lower quality than static photos

• Many environmental variables

• Fast moving people traffic = maybe split-second to see the face

• Split second to adjudicate - Alerts makeeasy


ALERT

Track passenger from check-intoboarding

Verify identity where needed

Measure queue times to allow efficient staff allocation

Face Recognition in your business todayBetter Solutions - Transport Management



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Face Recognition in your business today Real Time NeoFace Watch solution

CCTV infrastructure often unsuited to FaceRecognition

Additional cameras required

Less expertise in the Emerging markets needguidance

Bosch cameras proven track record in NFW

Often large estates

More cameras over a longer sales cycle

Opens additional opportunity, Demographics, Queue management



Case study- Long Range Facial Recognition -Mirror reflection

▌Person recognized inmirror reflection at 30meters.


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Case study- Recognition in dark environment

▌Recognized

person

▌Image captured

with phone camera


Case study- Recognition in dark environment using PTZ Camera

▌ Usage of PTZ Camera to recognize person at 30 meters through glass


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Case study- Recognition through the windshield using Box Camera▌NeoFace processed images from IP camera and was capable to

▌Obtain high recognition scores. This confirms


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Case study- Recognition at long distance with Box Camera▌NeoFace processed images from camera with 50mm varifocal lens

▌and was capable to obtain high

▌recognition scores. This was

▌possible at a distance of 27 meters under

▌under difficult conditions for lighting and

▌shades.


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Case study- Recognition at long distance with Box Camera

▌NeoFace processed images from camera with 50mm varifocal lens

▌and was capable to obtain high

▌recognition scores. This was

▌possible at a distance of 27 meters under

▌difficult conditions for eyes closed and partial

▌obstruction of face.


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Case study- Recognition at long distance with Box Camera

▌NeoFace processed images from camera with 50mm varifocal lens

▌and was capable to obtain high recognition

▌scores. This was possible at a distance of 27

▌meters under difficult conditions as

▌ enrollment photo is of poor quality.


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NEC Product Portfolio Presentation - NES …...NEC Corporation Profile Provides telecommunications, Public solutions and Enterprise business solutions Around 100,000 employees worldwide