Security PIDS with physical sensors, real-time pattern recognition, and continuous patrol

Peralta, J.O.; Peralta, Mercedes

doi:10.1109/tsmcc.2002.806069

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“…They employed a linear fusion for combining the trajectory information about objects. Peralta and Peralta [39] presented a Perimeter Intruder Detection System (PIDS) for surveillance of risky environments such as swimming pools. They used infrared sensor-emitter and detectors units driven by the micro-controllers.…”

Section: B Public Safetymentioning

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Application Potential of Multimedia Information Retrieval

Kankanhalli

Rui

2008

Proc. IEEE

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Abstract-This paper will first briefly survey the existing impact of MIR in applications. It will then analyze the current trends of MIR research which can have an influence on future applications. It will then detail the future possibilities and bottlenecks in applying the MIR research results in the main target application areas, such as consumer (e.g. personal video recorders, web information retrieval), public safety (e.g. automated smart surveillance systems) and professional world (e.g. automated meeting capture and summarization). In particular, recommendations will be made to the research community regarding the challenges that need to be met to make the knowledge transfer towards the applications more efficient and effective. It will also attempt to study the trends in the applications which can inform the MIR community on directing intellectual resources towards MIR problems which can have a maximal real-world impact.

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Section: B Public Safetymentioning

confidence: 99%

Application Potential of Multimedia Information Retrieval

Kankanhalli

Rui

2008

Proc. IEEE

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“…D uring the past two decades, the development of multifunctional sensing networks, swift signal transmission systems, and advanced wireless communication techniques has grown rapidly. Their applications are ubiquitous in our daily lives, ranging from optical switches [1][2][3] , laser beam security networks 4 , in-home WiFi antenna networks 5 , global positioning systems (GPS) 6 to autonomous vehicle remote control 7 . To make these advanced sensing and telecommunication networks feasible in a more complex environment, a higher level of beam signal transmission standards, e.g., avoidance of signal mitigation over a longer transmission distance and alleviation of the multi-path fading phenomenon, needs to be carefully addressed.…”

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Adaptive optical beam steering and tuning system based on electrowetting driven fluidic rotor

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Reconfigurable beam steering components are indispensable to support optical and photonic network systems operating with high adaptability and with various functions. Currently, almost all such components are made of solid parts whose structures are rigid, and hence their functions are difficult to be reconfigured. Also, optical concentration beam steering is still a very challenging problem compared to radio frequency/microwave steering. Here we show a watermill-like beam steering system that can adaptively guide concentrating optical beam to targeted receivers. The system comprises a liquid droplet actuation mechanism based on electrowetting-on-dielectric, a superlattice-structured rotation hub, and an enhanced optical reflecting membrane. The specular reflector can be adaptively tuned within the lateral orientation of 360°, and the steering speed can reach~353.5°s −1 . This work demonstrates the feasibility of driving a macro-size solid structure with liquid microdroplets, opening a new avenue for developing reconfigurable components such as optical switches in next-generation sensor networks.

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Study for Intelligent Guide System Using Soft Computing

Choi

Kim

et al. 2006

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Security PIDS with physical sensors, real-time pattern recognition, and continuous patrol

Cited by 9 publications

References 3 publications

Application Potential of Multimedia Information Retrieval

Application Potential of Multimedia Information Retrieval

Adaptive optical beam steering and tuning system based on electrowetting driven fluidic rotor

Study for Intelligent Guide System Using Soft Computing

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