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US 2025/0095402 A1Published application
Biometric data processing for a security system
AssigneeSimpliSafe, Inc.
InventorsJordan Theodore Thayer, Daniel Reid Sundell
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Abstract
A computing system may perform image processing on image data acquired by a camera at a property to determine at least a first feature of the image data. Based at least in part on a determination that the first feature satisfies a rule, the computing system may generate a vector representing a plurality of characteristics of a face represented in the image data. The vector may then be used to determine a particular person is represented in the image data.
Claims20
A method, comprising:
- initiating display of a user interface element on an endpoint device, a state of the user interface element determining that facial recognition processing by a computing system is enabled or disabled;
- based at least in part on consent of a user being needed before performing facial recognition processing within an area, causing the endpoint device to present the user interface element in a first state corresponding to disablement of facial recognition processing by the computing system;
- and
- based at least in part on the user interface element being in a second state different from the first state, causing the computing system to perform facial recognition processing on data acquired by a camera to determine an identity of a person represented in the data.
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A method, comprising:
- initiating display of a user interface element on an endpoint device, a state of the user interface element determining that facial recognition processing by a computing system is enabled or disabled;
- based at least in part on consent of a user not being needed before performing facial recognition processing within an area, causing the endpoint device to present the user interface element in a first state corresponding to enablement of facial recognition processing by the computing system;
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- based at least in part on the user interface element being in a second state different from the first state, causing the computing system to refrain from performing facial recognition processing on data acquired by a camera to determine an identity of a person represented in the data.
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A system, comprising:
- one or more processors;
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- one or more computer-readable mediums encoded with instructions which, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the system to:
- determine an identifier of a geographic region in which a property monitored by a computing system is located;
- cause the identifier to be evaluated against content of a datastore to determine that consent of a user is needed before performing facial recognition processing within the geographic region, the content including of identifiers of geographic regions in which consent is needed or not needed before performing facial recognition processing;
- cause an endpoint device to present a user interface element that can be toggled between a first state corresponding to disablement of facial recognition for the property and a second state corresponding to enablement of facial recognition processing for the property, wherein the user interface element being in the first state causes the computing system to process data acquired by a camera at the property to determine that people are represented in the data but to refrain from performing facial recognition processing on the data to determine identities of the people;
- based at least in part on consent of the user being needed before performing facial recognition processing within the geographic region, cause the endpoint device to present the user interface element in the first state;
- and
- based at least in part on the user interface element being in the second state, cause the computing system to perform facial recognition processing on first data acquired by the camera to determine an identity of at least a first person represented in the first data.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.