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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 25, 2026
Filed:
Feb. 16, 2023
Cybersecure Innovations, Llc, Prince Frederick, MD (US);
Bobby Nakanelua, Elizabethtown, KY (US);
Scott Rye, Prince Frederick, MD (US);
Stephen Sohn, Cummings, GA (US);
CyberSecure Innovations, LLC, Prince Frederick, MD (US);
Abstract
In some embodiments, a focal point and a background of a filtered light (e.g., captured by a sensor at a first time) may be detected, where the filtered light is light from light emitted from a fiber optic cable that passes through one or more light filters. First reference coordinates for a first boundary around the focal point and second reference coordinates for a second boundary may be determined. As an example, the second boundary may be farther from a center of the focal point than the first boundary and a subset of the background. Subsequent to storing the first and second reference coordinates, one or more activities may be detected based on the stored first and second reference coordinates and subsequent filtered light (e.g., the filtered light captured by the sensor after the first time).
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