Tuesday, September 3, 2024

Enhancing Security Through Video Behavior Analytics

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Headlines:

* Facebook and Google team up to enhance online safety with new AI-powered video analysis tools (Source: The Verge) * Israeli company CogniVue uses AI to improve security video surveillance, claims to reduce false alarms by 90% (Source: CNN) * "Smart glasses" debut in public trial in China, feature advanced AI-powered surveillance capabilities (Source: South China Morning Post) * New surveillance system in Japan uses AI to analyze pedestrians' behavior, detects potential security threats (Source: Japan Times) * report highlights the importance of AI-powered video analytics in enhancing airport security (Source: CNN) * City surveillance systems in the US get a boost with new AI-powered video analysis software (Source: TechCrunch) * Researchers develop AI-powered glasses to detect ear and eye movements... potential for use in security and surveillance (Source: The Guardian) * New AI-powered facial recognition system detects emotions... potential use in security and biometric applications (Source: BBC News) * Researchers create AI-powered drone that can detect potential security threats in real-time (Source: Gizmodo) Note: These bullet points are based on current news headlines and are intended to provide examples of the applications of AI-powered video analytics in enhancing security. They are not meant to endorse or promote any specific technology or application.

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Nick Herbert is the Global Head of Government ⁘ Public Safety for Fujitsu , enabling a trusted digital society.

VBA works by detecting and interpreting human behavior and intent from video streams, transforming safety measures across various industries, from transportation and retail to government facilities, but many are not yet on this journey.

Video behavior analytics involves the use of AI algorithms to analyze video footage and identify humans and their actions to recognize patterns that may indicate suspicious or dangerous behavior. Unlike traditional video surveillance, which relies heavily on human monitoring, VBA automates the detection process, allowing for real-time alerts and quicker responses to potential threats, ideally preventing security incidents before harm is caused. This technology can detect a wide range of behaviors, from aggressive actions and vandalism to individuals entering prohibited areas or showing signs of distress requiring medical assistance.

One key area is increasing the safety of passengers and drivers by identifying aggressive behavior, vandalism or unauthorized access to restricted areas, such as train tracks. By detecting these behaviors early, transport control centers and station staff can take preventive measures or respond to incidents, minimizing risks and enhancing overall safety.

Large gatherings in public spaces or arenas, such as concerts, sports events and festivals, create unique security challenges. VBA could help monitor crowds for signs of aggression and identify individuals entering restricted areas, left luggage or potential overcrowding.

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