Honeywell International Inc.

Baskaran Muthusamy

Kirupakar Janakiraman

Keyurbhai Patel

Rajesh Kulandaivel Sankarapandian

Ramesh Arumaikani

Naga Sundar KandhaMunisamy

A video management system (VMS) may search for one or more objects and/or events in one or more video streams, and may receive time-stamped metadata that may identify one or more objects and/or events occurring in the corresponding video stream as well as an identifier that uniquely identifies the corresponding video stream. A user may enter a query into a video query engine, wherein the video query engine includes one or more cognitive models. The VMS may apply the search query to the time-stamped metadata via the video query engine to search for one or more objects and/or events in the one or more video streams that match the search query, and returning a search result to the user.

Systems and methods for identifying events within video content using intelligent search query

A video management system (VMS) may search for one or more events in a plurality of video streams captured and stored at a plurality of remote sites. The VMS may generate time-stamped metadata for each video stream captured at the remote site. The time-stamped metadata for each video stream may identify one or more objects and/or events occurring in the corresponding video stream as well as an identifier that uniquely identifies the corresponding video stream. Each of the plurality of remote sites may send the time-stamped metadata to a central hub, wherein the time-stamped metadata may be stored in a data lake, and a user may enter a query into a video query engine, wherein the video query engine may be operatively coupled to the central hub.

Systems and methods for searching for events within video content

A video management system may send time-stamped metadata corresponding to a video stream across a communication path having a limited bandwidth. Time-stamped metadata for a first reference video frame which identifies objects in the reference frame may be generated, and sent across the communication path. Time-stamped metadata for each of a plurality of first delta video frames following the first reference video frame may be generated, the time-stamped metadata for each of the plurality of first delta video frames may identify changes in detected objects relative to the objects identified in the time-stamped metadata for the first reference video frame. The time-stamped metadata for each of the plurality of first delta video frames may be sent across the communication path.

Systems and methods for efficiently sending video metadata

Systems and methods for creating a story board with forensic video analysis on a video repository are provided. Some methods can include storing a plurality of video data streams in a data repository, storing asynchronous streams of metadata of each of the plurality of video data streams in the data repository, identifying a first object captured by at least one of the plurality of video data streams, using the asynchronous streams of metadata to identify correlations or interactions between the first object and a plurality of other objects over time, and replicating a story of the first object.

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