Method and Device for Video Surveillance

Publication: US2013027549A1
Published: 2013-01-31
Family Size: 1
Granted: No

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This invention describes a video surveillance method and device that improves detection of changes in the monitored environment by comparing data from two different background models: a short-term and a long-term model. The system analyzes pixel differences at specific time points to better identify unusual activities or movements in the surveillance area.

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  • Security monitoring in public and private spaces (e.g., airports, shopping centers, offices)
  • Real-time detection of suspicious activities or intrusions
  • Traffic surveillance for incident or accident detection
  • Automated monitoring of restricted or sensitive areas
  • Smart home security systems

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  • Enhanced accuracy in detecting unusual changes or activities by leveraging both short-term and long-term background models
  • Reduced false alarms compared to traditional video surveillance methods
  • Timely and reliable identification of security threats or anomalies
  • Improved automated surveillance with less need for manual intervention

Technical Classifications (CPCs)

Main Classifications

Health, Food & Consumer Tech

Physics & Measurement

Sub Classifications

Computing & Calculating

Hand & Travel Articles

Signalling

CPC Codes

A45C13/18G06T7/254G08B13/19604

Inventors & Applicants

Applicants

Univ Berlin Tech

Evangelio Ruben Heras

Sikora Thomas

Keller Ivo

Patent Abstract

The invention relates to a method and a device for video surveillance, wherein by means of at least one video camera, an image of an image excerpt of an environment to be monitored in the vicinity of the video camera is recorded, wherein at least one pixel of a short-term background model assigned to the image excerpt is compared at a first point in time with a corresponding pixel of a long-term background model assigned to the image excerpt at the first point in time and with a corresponding pixel of the long-term background model at a second point in time, wherein the second point in time precedes the first point in time.

Key Information

Publication No.

US2013027549A1

Family ID

47596918

Publication Date

2013-01-31

Application No.

US201113194711A

Application Date

2011-07-29

Priority Date

2011-07-29

Granted

No

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