18298944. COMPUTER VISION-ASSISTED COMPLIANCE MONITORING simplified abstract (Capital One Services, LLC)
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COMPUTER VISION-ASSISTED COMPLIANCE MONITORING
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Inventor(s)
Renee Gill of New York NY (US)
Joshua Edwards of Philadelphia PA (US)
COMPUTER VISION-ASSISTED COMPLIANCE MONITORING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18298944 titled 'COMPUTER VISION-ASSISTED COMPLIANCE MONITORING
The abstract describes a compliance monitoring device that detects trigger events related to compliance-based interactions, such as those involving secure locations, user devices, sensors, and cameras. The device captures images of the interaction, extracts image information, and analyzes it along with positioning and status information to identify compliance rule violations and issue alerts.
- Compliance monitoring device detects trigger events in compliance-based interactions.
- Captures images using cameras associated with the interaction.
- Extracts image information and analyzes it along with positioning and status data.
- Identifies compliance rule violations and provides alert indications.
- Focuses on ensuring adherence to compliance rules in various scenarios.
Potential Applications: - Security monitoring in secure locations. - Compliance enforcement in sensitive environments. - Surveillance of user interactions with secure objects.
Problems Solved: - Enhancing compliance monitoring and enforcement. - Improving security measures in controlled environments. - Providing real-time alerts for rule violations.
Benefits: - Increased adherence to compliance rules. - Enhanced security and surveillance capabilities. - Timely detection and response to violations.
Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhanced Compliance Monitoring Device for Secure Environments" This technology can be utilized in industries such as: - Banking and finance for secure transactions. - Healthcare for patient data protection. - Government facilities for restricted access areas.
Questions about Compliance Monitoring Device: 1. How does the compliance monitoring device differentiate between different types of trigger events? The device uses a combination of image analysis, positioning data, and status information to distinguish between various interactions and potential violations.
2. Can the compliance monitoring device be integrated with existing security systems? Yes, the device can be integrated with other security measures to enhance overall monitoring and enforcement capabilities.
Original Abstract Submitted
In some implementations, a compliance monitoring device may detect a trigger event associated with a compliance-based interaction. The compliance-based interaction may be associated with a secure location, a user device of a user, a sensor associated with a secure object, and one or more cameras. The compliance monitoring device may cause the one or more cameras to capture a set of images associated with the compliance-based interaction. The compliance monitoring device may receive the images and may extract image information from the set of images. The compliance monitoring device may receive positioning information associated with the user device and status information associated with the secure object. The compliance monitoring device may analyze at least one of the image information, the positioning information, or the status information to identify a compliance rule violation. The compliance monitoring device may provide an alert indication based on identifying the compliance rule violation.
