20240037892. DYNAMICALLY CONFIGURED EXTRACTION, PREPROCESSING, AND PUBLISHING OF A REGION OF INTEREST THAT IS A SUBSET OF STREAMING VIDEO DATA simplified abstract (Insight Direct USA, Inc.)

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DYNAMICALLY CONFIGURED EXTRACTION, PREPROCESSING, AND PUBLISHING OF A REGION OF INTEREST THAT IS A SUBSET OF STREAMING VIDEO DATA

Organization Name

Insight Direct USA, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Amol Ajgaonkar of Chandler AZ (US)

DYNAMICALLY CONFIGURED EXTRACTION, PREPROCESSING, AND PUBLISHING OF A REGION OF INTEREST THAT IS A SUBSET OF STREAMING VIDEO DATA - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240037892 titled 'DYNAMICALLY CONFIGURED EXTRACTION, PREPROCESSING, AND PUBLISHING OF A REGION OF INTEREST THAT IS A SUBSET OF STREAMING VIDEO DATA

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a method for preprocessing video data from a camera that focuses on a specific region of interest. The method involves receiving the video data, preprocessing it according to defined parameters, and formatting it to create video data of the region of interest with a narrower field of view. The processed video data is then published for access by a subscriber.

  • The method preprocesses incoming video data from a camera.
  • The preprocessing is done based on parameters defined in a configuration file.
  • The preprocessing includes formatting the video data to create video data of a specific region of interest.
  • The video data of the region of interest has a narrower field of view compared to the original video data.
  • The processed video data is published for access by a subscriber.

Potential applications of this technology:

  • Surveillance systems: The method can be used in surveillance systems to focus on specific areas of interest, such as entrances or high-security zones.
  • Video analytics: The processed video data can be used for various video analytics applications, such as object detection or tracking within the region of interest.
  • Remote monitoring: The method allows for efficient transmission and access of video data from a specific region of interest, enabling remote monitoring of critical areas.

Problems solved by this technology:

  • Efficient data processing: The method reduces the amount of video data that needs to be processed by focusing on a specific region of interest, saving computational resources.
  • Bandwidth optimization: By transmitting video data with a narrower field of view, the method reduces the amount of data that needs to be transmitted, optimizing bandwidth usage.
  • Improved accessibility: The method allows for easy access to video data of a specific region of interest, making it more convenient for subscribers to monitor and analyze the desired areas.

Benefits of this technology:

  • Enhanced surveillance capabilities: The method enables more focused surveillance by providing video data specifically tailored to a region of interest.
  • Cost-effective solution: By reducing the amount of data processing and optimizing bandwidth usage, the method offers a cost-effective solution for video data preprocessing.
  • Improved efficiency: The method streamlines the preprocessing and publishing of video data, improving overall system efficiency.


Original Abstract Submitted

a method of preprocessing incoming video data of at least one region of interest from a camera collecting video data having a first field of view is disclosed herein that includes receiving the incoming video data from the camera; preprocessing the incoming video data, by a computer processor, according to preprocessing parameters defined within a runtime configuration file, with the preprocessing including formatting the incoming video data to create first video data of a first region of interest with a second field of view that is less than the first field of view; and publishing the first video data of the first region of interest to an endpoint to allow access by a first subscriber.