Methods and apparatuses for occlusion detection
AssigneeSensormatic Electronics Corporation
InventorsYash CHATURVEDI, Joseph CELI
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Abstract
Aspects of the present disclosure include methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable media for receiving an initial image of the area, receiving an updated image of the area, detecting at least one of a person in the area or a movement in the area based on the updated image, comparing the updated image and the initial image to identify a change in the area, and determining a presence or an absence of the occlusion based on the change in the area and the at least one of the person or the movement in the area.
Claims21
A method for detecting an occlusion of an area, comprising:
- receiving an initial image of the area;
- receiving an updated image of the area;
- detecting at least one of a person in the area or a movement in the area based on at least the updated image;
- comparing the updated image and the initial image to identify a change in the area;
- and
- determining a presence or an absence of the occlusion based on the change in the area and the at least one of the person or the movement in the area.
A system for detecting an occlusion of an area, comprising:
- a memory including instructions;
- and
- a processor communicatively coupled to the memory and configured to execute the instructions to:
- capture an initial image of the area;
- capture an updated image of the area;
- detect at least one of a person in the area or a movement in the area based at least on the updated image;
- compare the updated image and the initial image to identify a change in the area;
- and
- determine a presence or an absence of the occlusion based on the change in the area and the at least one of the person or the movement in the area.
A non-transitory computer readable medium including instructions that, when executed by a processor of a system for detecting an occlusion of an area, cause the processor to:
- capture an initial image of the area;
- capture an updated image of the area;
- detect at least one of a person in the area or a movement in the area based at least on the updated image;
- compare the updated image and the initial image to identify a change in the area;
- and
- determine a presence or an absence of the occlusion based on the change in the area and the at least one of the person or the movement in the area.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.