THE_PROCTOR is an edge-based integrity environment that leverages advanced Object Recognition to monitor assessments without compromising personal privacy.
Unlike legacy proctoring tools that rely on screen recording or remote human surveillance, THE_PROCTOR uses mathematical visual analysis to detect patterns of non-compliance in real-time.
Recognizes unauthorized devices (phones, tablets, smartwatches) within the camera frame using high-frequency object recognition.
Analyzes facial landmarks to determine head pitch and orientation. Detects when a student is consistently looking down at hidden materials.
Automatically detects tab-switching, unauthorized clipboard usage, and right-click attempts to ensure a locked-down testing environment.
Security should not require the loss of privacy. We have engineered hard-coded limits into our object recognition engine to ensure student safety.
The application **never** records video or takes photographs. Visual data is processed frame-by-frame and immediately discarded.
Proctors cannot control your device, view your files, or access your browser history. The system only reports behavioral metadata.
100% of visual analysis happens in your browser's RAM. No facial biometric data or camera feeds ever leave your local machine.
Teachers see a status dashboard (Green/Red), not your actual video feed. Your privacy is protected by the mathematical layer.
Our system utilizes the COCO-SSD and BlazeFace models. These aren't just "AI"—they are complex mathematical algorithms that look for specific geometric patterns. When the recognition engine "sees" a phone, it isn't "looking" at your screen; it is calculating the probability that a rectangular object with specific reflective properties matches the learned pattern of a mobile device.
By performing all calculations on your device's GPU, THE_PROCTOR eliminates the need for expensive and invasive cloud servers. This "Edge Architecture" ensures that the most sensitive part of the system—the camera feed—is physically impossible to intercept.