Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Francesco Costanzo

Piotr Furman

Wojciech Wojcik

Lukasz Osuch

Lukasz Gogacz

Lukasz Krecioch

Adam Stanek

Lukasz Lesny

Lukasz Kusa

A method and apparatus for analyzing a dirty camera lens to determine if the dirty camera lens causes a failure to detect various events is provided herein. During operation, a filter is created that, when applied to previously-recorded video, mimics a dirty camera lens currently existing on a camera. The filter can then be applied to video taken previously with the camera as a result of an event being detected. The video analytics to detect the event are run again on the filtered video to see if the event is again detected. If the event was detected in both the filtered and unfiltered video, it is assumed that the particular event can still be detected even with the dirty lens. If the results differ, an alert can be sent to an operator indicating that the camera may no longer be capable of detecting the particular event.

Method and apparatus for analyzing a dirty camera lens to determine if the dirty camera lens causes a failure to detect various events

Techniques for modifying user access rights are provided. Access rights of the user are retrieved from an access control system token associated with the user. Access rights of a piece of equipment currently being operated by the user are retrieved from an access control system token associated with the piece of equipment. Access rights of a temporary token currently associated with the piece of equipment are retrieved from an access control system token associated with temporary token. The access rights of the user, the piece of equipment, and the temporary token currently associated with the equipment are combined to create an access control triplet. It is determined if the user is allowed to pass through an access control point based on the access control triplet.

System and method for modifying user access rights based on an access control triplet

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Wawrzenczyce, Poland

Francesco Costanzo