Pelco, Inc.

William S Arbuckle

James F Arbuckle

Michael Van Horst

Gregory S Giroux

William F Kuester, Iii

John C Ellenberger

David L A Toste

Erik Henry Tews

Glenn C Waehner

Joshua S Houser

Sam Grigorian

John D Pretzer

David McDonald

Joshua Ryan Cockrum

Shane E Compton

Matthew Larson

Wall punch

This is a security and identification system designed to obtain improved images for use by real-time facial recognition and identification systems for screening individuals passing through secure entry or checkpoints such as airport passenger terminals, government offices, and other secure locations. The system detects the presence of a subject at the checkpoint, interactively instructs the subject to stop and move into position for proper identification and recognition, analyzes the facial features of the subject as (s)he passes through the checkpoint, and compares the features of the subject with those in a database. The system then generates different signals depending upon whether or not the subject is recognized. In one aspect of the invention, different methods and apparatus are provided for compensating for low ambient light so as to improve the quality of the facial image of the subject that is obtained.

Security identification system

Cock and lock throttle control for a motorcycle

The present invention provides a compact case for a surveillance camera having exterior notches, recesses and/or grooves for accommodating the electronic receptors, connectors, wires and/or cables leading from the back of the camera. The case is designed for use with a specialized mounting system and covers, or to fit inside a secure enclosure having the same overall (and minimal) profile as the camera case itself which eliminate exposure of the electronic components in the notches to the outside. An adjustable protective base is provided in one embodiment.

Notched camera case with swivel base

Notched camera case

Combined camera mount and camera housing

A mounting apparatus for a work object dependent for operation upon at least one subsystem, the mounting apparatus comprising an assembly adapted for attachment to said work object; a main mount adapted to be secured on a means of support; and a frame mounted on and interconnecting said assembly and said main mount having at least one outwardly facing surface mounting said subsystem of the work object for ease of access thereto.

Mounting apparatus

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Fresno, CA, United States of America

William S Arbuckle