Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Qingfen Lin

Jinyu Li

Eyal Krupka

Yang Chen

Aviv Hurvitz

Moshe David

William Thomas

David Yuheng Zhao

Steven Bowles

Henrik Valdemar Turbell

Arash Ghanaie-sichanie

Youyou Han Oppenlander

In a system including a processor and memory, the memory includes instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to control the system to perform receiving a video stream capturing objects; identifying, based on the received video stream, object areas corresponding to the objects, respectively; tracking the object areas in the received video stream; generating, based on the tracking of the object areas, visual data sets at a plurality of times, wherein each visual data set is generated at a different time and includes visual data representing each object area; determining a priority of each visual data in each visual data set; selecting, based on the determined priority of each visual data, a group of the visual data to be transmitted to a remote system; and transmitting, to the remote system, the selected group of the visual data.

Object data generation for remote image processing

Systems and methods may be used for access control. These systems and methods may include using a data processing system to access a video stream, the video stream including an image including a virtual background, segmenting the image into a foreground portion and a background portion to determine whether the foreground portion or the background portion of the image meets a threshold requirement, and outputting an alert in response to determining that the foreground portion or the background portion of the image fails to meet the threshold requirement.

Image security using segmentation

The disclosure herein describes systems and methods for object data storage. In some examples, the method includes generating a profile for an object in a directory, the profile including a first feature vector corresponding to the object and a global unique identifier (GUID) corresponding to the first feature vector in the profile; generating a search scope, the search scope including at least the GUID corresponding to the profile; generating a second feature vector from a live image scan; matching the generated second feature vector from the live image scan to the first feature vector using the generated search scope; identifying the GUID corresponding to the first feature vector that matches the second feature vector; and outputting information corresponding to the object of the profile identified by the GUID corresponding to the first feature vector.

Biometric data storage using feature vectors and associated global unique identifier

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