System, methods, and apparatus for sharing private video stream assets with first responders
AssigneeEagle Eye Networks, Inc.
InventorsDean Drako, Steven Roskowski, Timothy Duncan
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AssigneeEagle Eye Networks, Inc.
InventorsDean Drako, Steven Roskowski, Timothy Duncan
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A private video surveillance service shares an image stream through an asset lock with government agencies in the event of emergency. Nominated agencies establish access credentials at the surveillance service data center. A camera is shared by a facility administrator's selection of permissions on each camera via privileged web-browser or mobile device. Permissions enable selection by static meta data such as type, audio, location, motion, recognition, PTZR, spectrum, and epoch. Video streams of present and past epochs are controlled by ranges of time. A government agency receives an electronic notification from the administrator to operate an agency dedicated application programming interface. A notification may be customized for each responding agency and each event by dynamically generating a link to a secure webserver which records geo-location or network identifiers for validation. Video servers remain controlled by the facility administrator.
A video stream asset lock apparatus (video asset lock) for control by a private facility asset administrator to selectively enable a public service agency to access private video streams, the video asset lock comprising:
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