Security systems and methods for detecting anomalous events using sensors
AssigneeState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
InventorsJenny L. Jacobs, Robyn Pemberton
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AssigneeState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
InventorsJenny L. Jacobs, Robyn Pemberton
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A computer system for maintaining the security of a building is provided. The computer system includes a processor and a memory. The processor is configured to: (i) receive data from a plurality of sensors; (ii) apply the data to a trained security assessment model to generate at least one model output, the trained security assessment model configured to compare the data from the plurality of sensors to a plurality of danger profiles; (iii) determine an anomalous event is occurring and a security response to the anomalous event based on the at least one model output, the security response including a plurality of tasks; (iv) trigger a first task of the plurality of tasks; and/or (v) in response to determining a predetermined period of time has elapsed, trigger a second task of the plurality of tasks.
A computing system for electronically maintaining security of a building and detecting anomalous events using a plurality of sensors located near or within the building, the computing system comprising:
At least one non-transitory computer-readable storage medium with instructions stored thereon for electronically maintaining security of a building and detecting anomalous events using a plurality of sensors located near or within the building, wherein the instructions, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to:
A computer-implemented method for electronically maintaining security of a building and detecting anomalous events using a plurality of sensors located near or within the building, the computer-implemented method implemented by at least one processor in communication with at least one memory, the computer-implemented method comprising:
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