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Industrial Training Report

Face Recognition Model with AWS S3 Bucket

Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Degree Requirement of

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY

Computer Science & Engineering

Submitted by:

[Your Name]

[Your Roll Number]

Submitted to:

[Supervisor's Name]

Genesis Technology, Indore

Report Approval

The industrial training report entitled "Face Recognition Model with AWS S3 Bucket"

is hereby approved as a creditable engineering subject study, carried out and presented

in a manner satisfactory for the purpose for which it has been submitted.

Acknowledgments

I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Genesis Technology, Indore, for giving me this

invaluable learning opportunity. I express my sincere thanks to my mentor, [Mentor's Name],

for their guidance and support throughout this project. My gratitude also goes to my
academic supervisor, [Academic Guide], for their feedback and encouragement during the

preparation of this report.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

2. Tools & Technologies Used

3. Project Overview

4. Implementation

- Data Storage and Processing

- Model Training

- Integration with AWS S3 Bucket

- Deployment

5. Results & Observations

6. Challenges and Solutions

7. Learning Outcomes

8. Conclusion

9. References

Chapter 1: Introduction

1.1 About the Project

This project aimed to build a face recognition model integrated with AWS S3 for scalable

and secure storage of image datasets. The system utilizes Python-based machine learning

frameworks to identify and classify faces effectively while leveraging the cloud's flexibility

for storage and retrieval.

1.2 Objective

- Develop a face recognition system using machine learning models.


- Implement efficient image storage and retrieval using AWS S3 Bucket.

- Ensure system scalability and security by integrating AWS services.

Chapter 2: Tools & Technologies Used

2.1 Tools

- Python (NumPy, OpenCV, TensorFlow/Keras, Flask)

- AWS S3 for object storage

- AWS Lambda for serverless processing

- AWS IAM for secure access control

2.2 Technologies

- Machine Learning

- RESTful APIs

- Cloud Storage and Deployment

Chapter 3: Project Overview

The face recognition model identifies faces in images or video streams, classifying them into

pre-trained categories. AWS S3 serves as the backbone for image storage, ensuring secure,

reliable, and scalable operations.

Chapter 4: Implementation

4.1 Data Storage and Processing

- Images were stored in AWS S3 buckets, organized by categories for training and validation.

- AWS IAM policies ensured secure access to the S3 bucket.

4.2 Model Training

- Used pre-trained models (e.g., MobileNet, ResNet) fine-tuned on a custom dataset.


- Training was carried out locally using TensorFlow/Keras with augmentation techniques.

4.3 Integration with AWS S3 Bucket

- Implemented an API for uploading and retrieving images from AWS S3.

- Configured lifecycle policies in S3 for cost optimization.

4.4 Deployment

- The system was deployed using Flask on a lightweight server.

- AWS Lambda handled event-based operations, such as notifying when a new image was uploaded.

Chapter 5: Results & Observations

- Accuracy: Achieved 92% accuracy on test data.

- Storage Efficiency: Optimized storage with lifecycle policies in AWS S3.

- Performance: Real-time face detection and recognition with minimal latency.

Chapter 6: Challenges and Solutions

- Data Preprocessing: Addressed variations in lighting and angles using augmentation techniques.

- Latency Issues: Reduced API response time with efficient caching mechanisms.

- Security: Secured S3 buckets with IAM policies and encryption.

Chapter 7: Learning Outcomes

- Hands-on experience with AWS S3, IAM, and Lambda services.

- Practical knowledge of deploying scalable machine learning solutions.

- Enhanced understanding of secure data handling practices.

Chapter 8: Conclusion

The project successfully integrated a robust face recognition model with AWS S3 for secure
storage and scalability. The model demonstrated excellent performance and laid the foundation

for future enhancements, such as real-time video analysis and multi-user support.

References

1. AWS Documentation on S3, Lambda, and IAM.

2. TensorFlow/Keras Official Documentation.

3. OpenCV Tutorials and Resources.

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