The objectives of this research are to assess a shoe theft detection and prevention system. The theft of shoes can happen relatively frequently in Korean or Japanese societies because people often have to take off their shoes when entering and eating at a local restaurant or any other type of crowded building structure. A single pair of shoes can cost hundreds of dollars; hence, the theft of shoes can hurt people financially. This research adopts difference image comparison, with use of binary images, pixel rates, time, and a histogram that uses Bhattacharyya distance measurements. In addition, we assess the originality and quality of our research and evaluate it through video forensics studies. We hope that this research will become the catalyst for society to grow morally. The social climate of today's society is becoming ever more fraught, but we have to endeavor to change this by introducing more positivity. A central tenet of a healthy society is the rule of law and respect for property rights.

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