Robert Boschgmbh

Claudio Scaravati

Hans-Dieter Bothe

Holger Fillbrandt

Paolo Mario France Terzon

Stefano Riboli

Gabriele Mangiafico

Sarah Schuette

Sarah Möhring

The invention relates to a monitoring devicefor monitoring a man-overboard situation in a ship sectionwherein the ship sectionis monitored by video technology using at least one cameraand the camerais designed to provide surveillance in the form of video data. The monitoring device comprises an evaluation devicesaid evaluation devicehaving an interface for receiving the video data, wherein the evaluation deviceis designed to detect a moving object in the ship sectionon the basis of the video data and to determine a kinematic variable of the moving object. The evaluation deviceis designed to determine a starting point in three dimensions on the basis of the video data and the kinematic variable of the moving object and to evaluate the moving object as a man-overboard event on the basis of the starting point.

Monitoring device and method for monitoring a man-overboard in a ship section

The invention relates to a calibration unit () for a monitoring device (), wherein the monitoring device () is designed as man-overboard monitoring of a ship section (), wherein the monitoring device has at least one camera () for video-monitoring the ship section () and for providing video data, wherein the camera () has at least one intrinsic calibration parameter () and at least one extrinsic calibration parameter (), wherein the video data is provided to the calibration unit (), comprising an input module () for a user to input one or more calibration elements () and comprising an evaluation module (), wherein the evaluation module () is designed to determine the unknown calibration parameters () based on the calibration elements (), in particular their orientation and/or extension.

Calibration unit for a monitoring device, monitoring device for man-overboard monitoring, and method for calibration

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Claudio Scaravati