Abstract: The invention refers to the field of processing and analyzing video data received from video surveillance cameras, and more specifically, to technologies aimed at detecting a human in a frame and at analyzing their posture for subsequent detection of potentially dangerous situations by video data. The system for detecting potentially dangerous situations contains video cameras, a memory, a graphical user interface (GUI), and a data processing device.

Abstract: Processing and analysis of video data received from surveillance cameras, and more specifically detecting moving objects in the video and further tracking using a rotating video camera. A system for tracking moving objects comprises video cameras, a memory, a graphical user interface (GUI), and a data processing device. The GUI comprises a selection unit, a calibration unit, an operation mode selection unit, and a display unit. A method for tracking moving objects implemented by the computer system comprises the steps at which: the system is set up; the moving object is tracked by a video camera; video data from the video cameras are displayed simultaneously by the GUI display unit in different panes on the video camera layout screen in accordance with the selected system operation mode.

Abstract: The invention relates to the area of computer vision video data analysis, in particular to the technologies aimed to search the required objects or events in the analyzed video originally received from a third-party device. An imported video analysis device consists of memory, database for metadata storage, a graphical user interface, and a data processing module. The data processing module is configured to upload a video in any available format into the memory and to import the uploaded video into software of the imported video analysis device. Software decompresses and analyzes the imported video to generate metadata characterizing the data in all objects in the video and to save the metadata in database. The search speed for the required event or object in the imported video received from a third-party device is increased.

Abstract: A system and method of processing video information received from surveillance cameras for tracking moving objects in real time or archival video. The system can contain a set of image capture devices, a storage device, an image-display device, a data input device, and a set of data processing devices configured for performance of stages. The stages can include a linking of a set of image capture devices to a location map, displaying of the video image from the first image capture device, selecting a moving object which can be tracked by operator as an object of interest, identifying the movement of the selected moving object and its highlight on the video image as area of interest, assessing a direction of the movement of the selected moving object, and predicting a location of the object in the field of view of the second capture device.

Abstract: Protection of confidential information, and more specifically to systems and methods for processing video information received from video surveillance cameras, in order to mask private information on demand in a video archive. The system for masking objects in the video archive comprises a video surveillance camera, a memory unit that allows storage of the video data from video surveillance cameras, a processor for processing video data in accordance with instructions received from a graphical user interface, the graphical user interface containing data input and output.

Abstract: A system and method of video surveillance, namely, for processing of graphic and other video information for combination of display of the video images received from video cameras and data submitted a map of a given. The method including receiving an image from the video camera, defining a static object and coordinates of its location on a frame of the image and defining a mobile object and coordinates of its location on an image frame. Then setting a graphic symbol of a static object on map, calibrating the video camera and defining at least four virtual segments on the map and frame of the received image, and transforming coordinates of the static object from system of coordinates of a frame to a system of coordinates of the map, displaying a combination image on a display, and consecutively adjusting the transparency of the combined image.

Abstract: The invention relates to methods for searching for objects in video data represented by a sequence of frames showing images of a scene received from a fixed video camera and is based on the display of synthetic frames to the operator, each of said synthetic frame being capable of combining objects captured in different source frames. The method comprises constructing movement trajectories of each of the objects of interest to the operator; ordering said trajectories; compiling an updatable schedule for displaying the number of objects preset by the operator and automatically choosing for said schedule the display start times of each trajectory; constructing a plan for forming synthetic frames such that the condition of permissible mutual occlusion of the objects is fulfilled; and forming synthetic frames according to said plan and displaying them to the operator. The technical result consists in speeding the search and reducing memory size requirements and computational load.