Master's Thesis from the year 2014 in the subject Engineering - Computer Engineering, grade: 3, , language: English, abstract: Face Identification and following has been a vital and dynamic examination field on the grounds that it offers numerous requisitions, particularly in feature observation, biometrics, or feature coding. The objective of this undertaking was to actualize a constant framework on a FPGA board to catch and track a human's face. The face location calculation included shade based skin division and picture separating. The face area was dictated by figuring the centroid of the discovered locale. A product variant of the calculation was autonomously executed and tried on still pictures in MATLAB. Despite the fact that the move from MATLAB to verilog was not as smooth obviously, trial results demonstrated the exactness and viability of the constant framework, much under shifting states of lights, facial postures and skin colors, All estimation of the fittings usage was carried out continuously with negligible computational exertion consequently suitable for force constrained provisions.