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AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsLalitha M. Eswara, Harika Sarvani Kattamuru, Anagha Moosad, Bhavya Hanumegowda, Balamurugan Ganesan, Jeremy Kimber, Vijay Dhamija, Ismaiel Shaik, Abhisekh Jain
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A surveillance monitoring system may use a camera to detect any viewing faces visible within viewing sight of a monitor and determine whether the detected viewing faces belong to authorized individuals who are authorized to view video surveillance footage on the monitor or if any of the detected viewing faces belong to individuals who are not authorized to view video surveillance footage on the monitor. When the detected viewing faces belong only to authorized individuals, the surveillance monitoring system continues to display the video surveillance footage that includes identifiable faces without anonymizing the identifiable faces. When the detected viewing faces also include unauthorized individuals, the surveillance monitoring system may continue to display the video surveillance footage, but the surveillance monitoring system may automatically anonymize one or more of the identifiable faces seen in the video surveillance footage.
A method of displaying video surveillance footage on a display that can include footage of people, where the people include at least one protected group of people that are to remain anonymized when displaying the video surveillance footage to an operator and at least one unprotected group of people that are not to be anonymized when displaying the video surveillance footage to the operator, the method comprising:
A method of displaying video surveillance footage on a display that can include footage of objects, where the objects include at least one protected group of objects that are to remain anonymized when displaying the video surveillance footage to an operator and at least one unprotected group of objects that are not to be anonymized when displaying the video surveillance footage to the operator, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions, that when executed by one or more processors, causes the one or more processors to display video surveillance footage on a display that can include footage of objects, where the objects include at least one protected group of objects that are to remain anonymized when displaying the video surveillance footage to an operator and at least one unprotected group of objects that are not to be anonymized when displaying the video surveillance footage to the operator, and wherein the instructions cause the one or more processors to:
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