Tyco Fire + Security Gmbh

Tyco Fire & Security Gmbh

David Monahan

Gopal Paripally

Jason M Ouellette

Paul Fee

Brian Richard

Khaled Saad

Glenn Holton

Brian Edward Rich

A system may be configured to implement directional audio playback via digital signal processing on recorded audio. In some aspects, the system may include a processing device. Further, the processing device may be configured to select audio information for audio playback, the audio information including a plurality of audio captures of a microphone array, and determine directional instruction information for the audio playback, the directional instruction information identifying a virtual playback direction. In addition, the processing device may be further configured to generate a digital signal processing (DSP) plan based on the virtual playback direction, and apply the processing plan to the plurality of audio captures to produce the audio playback corresponding to the virtual playback direction.

Steering audio recordings in a surveillance system

A method for automatically programming a security system including a plurality of access control readers and a plurality of image sensors includes receiving user credential information from a first access control reader. A first door associated with the first access control reader is further associated with a first image sensor. A user is identified based on the user credential information and based on visual content provided by the first image sensor. Upon receiving the user credential information from one or more access control readers of the plurality of access control readers different from the first access control reader, the user is reidentified based on visual content provided by the plurality of the image sensors. The image sensor that provided the visual content used for reidentification of the user is associated with a door associated with the access control reader that provided the user credential information.

Auto-programming door and camera relationships for a security system

A method of access control includes receiving an access request transaction from one of a first identity sensor. Current confidence information is determined for the access request transaction. Prior confidence information is determined for at least one prior access request transaction associated with the user from at least one second identity sensor. A total confidence score value is generated based on a confidence function applied to the current confidence information and the prior confidence information. The total confidence score value is compared with a confidence threshold value for the secure resource associated with the access request transaction. Access to the secure resource is granted, in response to determining that the total confidence score value meets the confidence threshold value. The access to the secure resource is denied, in response to determining that the total confidence score value does not meet the confidence threshold value.

Voice based access control with increased assurance

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