Robert Boschgmbh

Nicolas Cebron

Jan Karl Warzelhan

Jie Yu

The invention relates to a method for monitoring a monitored region () recorded by a camera, wherein a content analysis is performed for a sub-region () of the monitored region (); wherein the sub-region () is determined in dependence on one or more parameters; and wherein the determination of the sub-region () is performed anew when at least one of the parameters changes during the monitoring.

Method for monitoring a monitored region recorded by a camera

A monitoring system for a monitoring area. The monitoring system includes a monitoring camera, a reflecting device, and a evaluator. The monitoring camera has a field of viewfor capturing a first partial section of the monitoring area. The reflecting device is positioned in the field of view of the monitoring camera such that the monitoring camera captures a second partial section of the monitoring area, wherein the first and the second partial sections are positioned to overlap in a common partial section of the monitoring area, wherein a first image area a depicts the first partial section I and a second image area depicts the second partial section in the monitoring image. The evaluator is configured to identify at least one correspondence object in the first as and the second partial section.

Monitoring system comprising a reflecting device and correspondence module and method for setting up the monitoring system

A method for recognizing an object () in an image (), in which the recognition of the object () comprises a first scaling stage of a scaling region of the image (), and at least a further scaling stage of the scaling region of the image (); and in which the image () is subdivided into at least one image segment (); a first decision being taken for the at least one image segment () on the first scaling stage of the scaling region as to whether the at least one image segment () is considered on the at least one further scaling stage of the scaling region for the recognition of the object ().

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Hildesheim, Germany

Nicolas Cebron