Honeywell International Inc.

Ismaiel Shaik

Lalitha M Eswara

Abhisekh Jain

Bhavya Hanumegowda

Jitendra Sitaram Chaurasia

Balamurugan Ganesan

Mourian Balasubramanian

Vijay Dhamija

Jeremy Kimber

Harika Sarvani Kattamuru

Anagha Moosad

Hai D Pham

Sheeladitya Karmakar

Sivasanthanam Dhayalan

Manik Mahesh Jahagirdar

Mayur Sidram Salgar

ArunManikandan Kalirajan

Manu Thomas

Siddharth Sonkamble

Govindaraju Kc

Methods and systems for maintaining a healthy building. In one example, an access card reader for controlling access to a secure area may comprise a card reader for reading an access card identifier from an access card presented by a user, a touchless thermal sensor for sensing a skin temperature of the user, a memory, and a controller operatively coupled to the card reader, the touchless thermal sensor and the memory. In response to a user presenting an access card to the card reader, the controller may be configured to store in the memory the access card identifier read by the card reader along with a corresponding skin temperature of the user. In another example, a system may be configured to perform contact tracing when an occupant has been identified as displaying signs of an illness.

Methods and systems for maintaining a healthy building

Methods and systems for location tracking or maintaining a count of people in a building or space. An illustrative method may include storing a background image of a field of view of a video camera and receiving a video stream from the video camera. Background subtraction may be performed to identify one or more blobs in the field of view of the video camera. The size of the one or more blobs may be compared to an expected size of the blob at a similar distance from the camera. When the size of the blob is greater than the expected size of a person at the determined distance of the corresponding blob by more than a predetermined threshold the blob may be counted as two or more people.

Methods and systems for reducing a risk of spread of disease among people in a space

A surveillance monitoring system may use a camera to detect any viewing faces visible within viewing sight of a monitor and determine whether the detected viewing faces belong to authorized individuals who are authorized to view video surveillance footage on the monitor or if any of the detected viewing faces belong to individuals who are not authorized to view video surveillance footage on the monitor. When the detected viewing faces belong only to authorized individuals, the surveillance monitoring system continues to display the video surveillance footage that includes identifiable faces without anonymizing the identifiable faces. When the detected viewing faces also include unauthorized individuals, the surveillance monitoring system may continue to display the video surveillance footage, but the surveillance monitoring system may automatically anonymize one or more of the identifiable faces seen in the video surveillance footage.

Video monitoring system with privacy features

A video management system may identify moving objects in a scene, and may obscure the moving object. Additionally, the video management system may identify parts of the scene that are not moving, and may identify pixels having a color falling within a range which may be associated with human skin, and may obscure such pixels. The video management system may present an image to a monitor including the obscured moving object and the obscured pixels having the color falling within the range associated with human skin.

System and method for anonymizing content to protect privacy

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Ismaiel Shaik