Object Video Labs, LLC

Avigilon Fortress Corporation

Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Alarm.com Incorporated

Dana Eubanks

Weihong Yin

Zhong Zhang

Donald Gerard Madden

Allison Beach

Peter L Venetianer

Li Yu

Paul C Brewer

W Andrew Scanlon

Himaanshu Gupta

Zeeshan Rasheed

Kyle Glowacki

Ethan Shayne

Narayanan Ramanathan

Gang Qian

Sima Taheri

Andrew Scanlon

Kyoung-Jin Park

Mary Melissa Kalagher

Robert S Hastings

Vanessa Bishop

Donald Madden

Systems, devices, and methods for monitoring a person's sleep are described. Thermal images of a person sleeping can be captured using an infrared camera and processed to determine the body temperature of the person. A particular sleep stage and its duration can be determined using the body temperature. In addition, the data obtained from monitoring the person can be used to determine if the person is suffering from one or more sleep disorders or other health problems. In this manner, a person's sleep quantity and quality can be determined in a non-invasive, efficient, and comfortable manner.

Infrared sleep monitoring

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for monitoring events using a Virtual Inductive Loop system. In some implementations, image data is obtained from cameras. A region depicted in the obtained image data is identified, the region comprising lines spaced by a distance that satisfies a distance threshold. For each line included in the region: an object depicted crossing the line is determined whether to satisfy a height criteria indicating that the line is activated. In response to determining that an object depicted crossing the line satisfies the height criteria, an event is determined to have likely occurred using data indicating (i) which lines of the lines were activated and (ii) an order in which each of the lines were activated. In response to determining that an event likely occurred, actions are performed using at least some of the data.

Vehicular access control based on virtual inductive loop

Systems and methods for detecting and monitoring areas of water damage or water management problems in a property are described. Monitoring devices can be deployed at different locations of a property to obtain sensor data and image data regarding the environmental conditions in potentially problematic areas of the property. An image obtained by the monitoring devices can be processed and compared with reference images or other image data that is filtered in a different manner that the image to identify portions of the image in which water damage or water management problems exist.

Monitoring standing water and drainage problems

A device for detecting and alleviating flooding and blocked storm sewers includes a manhole cover coupled to a float body. The device also includes a canister having a drain hole and a valve. The device also includes multiple guides that can catch onto part of a sewer. The device is configured such that when water flows into the canister, the manhole cover, float body, and guides rise and the valve is opened.

Detecting and alleviating flooding and blocked storm sewers

Methods, systems, and apparatus for removing precipitation from video are disclosed. A method includes generating, from a first set of images of a scene from a camera, a segmented background image model of the scene; obtaining a second set of images from the camera; identifying, in an image of the second set of images, a plurality of edges, determining that a first edge of the plurality of edges satisfies criteria for representing precipitation based at least in part on determining that the first edge (i) does not correspond to the background image model of the scene and (ii) extends into two or more contiguous segments of the scene; in response, classifying each of the contiguous segments as a precipitation segment; generating pixel data for each of the precipitation segments; and applying the pixel data to each precipitation segment in the image.

Precipitation removal from video

A method and system using face tracking and object tracking is disclosed. The method and system use face tracking, location, and/or recognition to enhance object tracking, and use object tracking and/or location to enhance face tracking.

Object tracking and best shot detection system

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, purging carbon monoxide (CO) from within a property. The methods, systems, and apparatus include actions of obtaining a reading from a carbon monoxide sensor in a property, determining that carbon monoxide in a property satisfies a carbon monoxide criteria based on the reading from the carbon monoxide sensor, obtaining a reading from a fire sensor, determining that a fire is not in the property based on the reading from the fire sensor, and in response to determining that carbon monoxide in the property satisfies the carbon monoxide criteria and that a fire is not in the property, triggering air in the property to be vented outside the property.

Carbon monoxide purge system for a property

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a storage device, are disclosed. A system includes one or more processors and one or more computer storage media storing instructions that are operable, when executed by the one or more processors, to cause the one or more processors to perform operations. The operations include: obtaining an image from a camera coupled to a garage; determining that a garage door has opened; in response to determining that the garage door has opened, determining that a vehicle position satisfies an alert criteria based on the image from the camera; and in response to determining that the vehicle position satisfies the alert criteria based on the image from the camera, providing a visual alert for a driver of the vehicle on a signaling device coupled to the garage.

Video-based parking garage monitoring

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for monitoring system with a video analytic enhanced pet door. The methods, systems, and apparatus include actions of obtaining video from a camera, determining from the video that an object is approaching the camera, in response to determining from the video that an object is approaching the camera, determining whether the object is an animal, in response to determining that the object is an animal, determining from the video whether the animal is authorized to enter a home, and in response to determining from the video that the animal is authorized to enter the home, opening a pet door.

Video analytic enhanced pet door

A vent hood device that is configured to monitor a stove, the vent hood device including, a camera, an infrared sensor that is configured to detect heat from a surface of the stove, and a processor that is configured to receive, from the infrared sensor, temperature data that indicates heat detected from the surface of the stove, receive, from the camera, video data captured by the camera, determine, based on the temperature data and the video data, that an adult is not within a field of view of the camera and the heat detected from the surface of the stove satisfies a heat criteria, and in response to determining that an adult is not within the field of view of the camera and the heat detected from the surface of the stove satisfies the heat criteria, provide an alert that indicates that the stove is unattended.

Intelligent vent hood

Systems, methods and computer-readable media for creating and using video analysis rules that are based on map data are disclosed. A sensor(s), such as a video camera, can track and monitor a geographic location, such as a road, pipeline, or other location or installation. A video analytics engine can receive video streams from the sensor, and identify a location of the imaged view in a geo-registered map space, such as a latitude-longitude defined map space. A user can operate a graphical user interface to draw, enter, select, and/or otherwise input on a map a set of rules for detection of events in the monitored scene, such as tripwires and areas of interest. When tripwires, areas of interest, and/or other features are approached or crossed, the engine can perform responsive actions, such as generating an alert and sending it to a user.

Systems and methods for video analysis rules based on map data

Embodiments relate to systems, devices, and computer-implemented methods for performing automated visual surveillance by obtaining video camera coordinates determined using video data, video camera metadata, and/or digital elevation models, obtaining a surveillance rule associated with rule coordinates, identifying a video camera that is associated with video camera coordinates that include at least part of the rule coordinates, and transmitting the surveillance rule to a computing device associated with the video camera. The rule coordinates can be automatically determined based on received coordinates of an object. Additionally, the surveillance rule can be generated based on instructions from a user in a natural language syntax.

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Herndon, VA, United States of America

Dana Eubanks