The Intelligent vision sensor: Turning video into information

2007 IEEE Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance Pub Date : 2007-09-05 DOI:10.1109/AVSS.2007.4425287

A. Lipton, John I. W. Clark, B. Thompson, Gary Myers, S. Titus, Zhong Zhang, P. L. Venetianer

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Video analytics for security and surveillance applications is becoming commonplace. Advances in algorithm robustness and low-cost video platforms have allowed analytics to become an ingredient for many different devices ranging from cameras to encoders to routers to storage. As algorithms become more refined, the analytics paradigm shifts from a human-support model to an automation model. In this context, ObjectVideo, the leader in intelligent video, has created a new concept in video analytics devices - the intelligent vision sensor (IVS). This device consists of a video imager and lens combined with an onboard processor and communication channel. This low-cost device turns video imagery into actionable information that can be used in building automation and business intelligence applications. This paper describes the technical and market drivers that facilitate the creation and adoption of the IVS device as well as a specific case study involving an application for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and lighting control.

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智能视觉传感器:将视频转化为信息

用于安全和监控应用的视频分析正变得越来越普遍。算法稳健性和低成本视频平台的进步，使分析成为许多不同设备的组成部分，从相机到编码器，从路由器到存储器。随着算法变得更加精细，分析范式从人工支持模型转变为自动化模型。在此背景下，智能视频领域的领导者ObjectVideo在视频分析设备中创造了一个新概念——智能视觉传感器(IVS)。该设备由一个视频成像仪和镜头以及板载处理器和通信通道组成。这种低成本的设备将视频图像转换为可操作的信息，可用于楼宇自动化和商业智能应用。本文描述了促进IVS设备创建和采用的技术和市场驱动因素，以及涉及加热，通风，空调(HVAC)和照明控制应用的具体案例研究。

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