“Intelligente” Kameras
Im Rahmen dess European Commission Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) wie mal wieder an “intelligenten” Kameras geforscht:
The aim of SAMURAI is to develop and integrate an innovative intelligent surveillance system for robust monitoring of both inside and surrounding areas of a critical public infrastructure. SAMURAI has three significant novelties that make it distinctive from other recent and ongoing relevant activities both in the EU and elsewhere:
SAMURAI is to employ networked heterogeneous sensors rather than CCTV cameras alone so that multiple complementary sources of information can be fused to create a visualisation of a more complete ‘big picture’ of a crowded public space.
Existing systems focus on analysing recorded video using pre-defined hard rules, suffering from unaccepted false alarms. SAMURAI is to develop a real-time adaptive behaviour profiling and abnormality detection system for alarm event alert and prediction with much reduced false operators and mobile sensory input for patrolling security staff for a hybrid context-aware based abnormal behaviour recognition. This is in contrary to current video behaviour recognition systems that rely purely on information extracted from the video data, often too ambiguous to be effective.

