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AssigneeOutSmart Technologies, Inc.
InventorsChristopher Paul Davies, Scott Anthony Rhodes
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The present invention relates to a community security system capable of monitoring multiple, generally adjacent, consecutive private security areas to confirm human activity and engage sensory alerts. The community security system includes at least two private security areas having the capability of being networked together to enable information sharing. Each private security area is monitored by a private security system and contains one or more detection devices for monitoring and detecting activity occurring within the boundaries of the private security area. Information detected by detection devices within the private security areas can then communicate with other detection devices within the private security area or with the community security system to confirm activity, track activity across adjacent boundaries, engage sensory alerts and notify community members or authorities, as needed.
A method for sharing security footage captured by a community security system to group members of the community security system, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for sharing security footage captured by a community security system to group members of the community security system, the method comprising the steps of:
A community security system for sharing security footage captured by the community security system to group members of the community security system, where the community security system has at least two security areas each monitored by individual security systems, where each individual security system includes a camera and is monitored by a separate property occupant, and a server in network communication with each individual security system, where the server is configured to determine the geo-location of each camera and facilitates the sharing of security footage captured by the cameras in the individual security systems to the group members of the community security system located closest to the geo-location of the cameras.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.