For Loxone
Add person recognition to customer installations and offer configuration and integration as a service.
Camera → Identity → Automation
Your cameras. Identity for your automation.
FaceStream identifies known people in existing RTSP camera streams on your own hardware and sends identity events to Loxone, Home Assistant and other systems.
Start with Free. Test Pro or Business integrations with a time-limited licence on request.
Actual FaceStream.AI 2.1.1 interface
- Recognition stays on site
- Existing RTSP and MJPEG cameras
- Identity events for your automation
Where should recognition make a difference?
Choose your system. See the use case, the requirements and the path to your first automation.
For Home Assistant
Use your cameras as local identity sensors and build automations around the people you know.
For security & building automation
Add identity events to selected areas of an existing IP-camera installation.
See FaceStream work
One camera frame. Two people. Two independent events.
Amelia arrives with a friend. FaceStream identifies Amelia and records the second face as unknown, both at the same second.
The camera sees both people
The front-door stream remains the source. FaceStream adds an identity layer without replacing the cameras already in place.
Known: Amelia Hart
Unknown visitor
Know who was there, and when
Each face becomes its own visit, with the still image, duration, number of sightings and liveness result available for review.
Same camera · same second
Real camera imagery. Real FaceStream interface. No concept UI.
From camera to action
Recognition becomes a useful signal.
FaceStream understands the camera image, evaluates your rule and communicates the event. A connected system then decides what to do.
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Camera
Existing RTSP or MJPEG stream
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Recognition
Known or unknown, processed locally
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Rule
Person, camera and time window
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Connected system
Receives the event and may respond
Different faces can follow different paths
In this Home scenario, Amelia’s event can be sent to Loxone while the unknown-person event produces a separate Telegram message.
FaceStream identifies and communicates. If a door, light or other device changes state, that decision belongs to the configured external automation.
One product, different environments
Your cameras. One intelligent layer.
The same local platform can sit behind a four-camera home or a larger professionally operated site.
- Home
- Understand every arrival
- Four cameras, familiar people and targeted notifications in one place.
- Business
- See the whole site at once
- Six connected cameras, recent recognitions and active rules in one clear interface.
FaceStream.AI × Home Assistant
Your smart home detects motion. Give it identity.
FaceStream.AI recognises people in your camera images and sends recognition events to Home Assistant. Your automations determine what happens next.
Connect MQTT. Enable Discovery.
FaceStream.AI supports Home Assistant Discovery directly in the MQTT connection. Configure it in the FaceStream interface.
Recognition on your hardware
Camera images are processed locally. Face recognition runs on the CPU, without an additional GPU.
A familiar face arrives home
FaceStream reports the recognised person. A Home Assistant automation you configure can then start a matching lighting scene, for example.
- FaceStream recognises the person
- MQTT delivers the event
- Home Assistant runs your automation
Fits your existing stack
Keep the cameras. Connect the systems.
FaceStream.AI is not a camera and not a recorder. It adds identity between the streams you already run and the systems you already use.
Camera input
RTSP · MJPEG
Configured destinations
- KNX
- Loxone
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- Pushover
- Syslog
- Telegram
- UDP
- Webhook
- ntfy
This list is generated from the software itself, not maintained by hand.
Local processing & data flows
Know where recognition happens. And where data goes.
FaceStream processes camera images on your own hardware. Photos, face data and visits are stored there. Connections you configure can send information to other systems.
Recognition and storage are local
Images are analysed on the FaceStream host. Enrolled people, event images and settings live in its data folder. Configure retention and protect that host and its backups.
You choose event recipients
Local MQTT or Loxone can keep the event path inside your network. External push or email services receive the information and images you choose to send. Home Assistant discovery sends camera events to the configured MQTT broker.
Updates and activation are separate
FaceStream checks for software updates. Licences that require online activation contact the licence server with licence ID, device ID, version and edition, not camera images or face data.
Your camera already has AI?
That may be all you need. FaceStream adds value when you want identity events from suitable camera streams to work across systems, independently of a single camera ecosystem.
See where FaceStream fitsCheck cameras, hardware and edition
Use an accessible RTSP or MJPEG stream and suitable local processing hardware. Home Assistant via MQTT and the dedicated Loxone connection require Pro or higher.
Check compatibilityPartners
Make identity part of your next project.
Offer camera setup, recognition configuration and integration with the customer’s automation. Demo licences and integration support are available; partner terms are agreed individually.
Become an integration partnerSee it on your own cameras
From your camera to your first identity event.
Follow the installation guide, connect a camera and enrol a person. Then connect the system that should react.
Start with Free. Test Pro or Business integrations with a time-limited licence on request.