Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods that provide a novel framework for automatically and dynamically managing a media (or content) library, and effectuating electronic controls and/or notifications related to events of stored files. The framework can i) receive an electronic instruction corresponding to a deletion action for a stored video clip; ii) analyze a datastore comprising an account of a user that includes a collection of video clips corresponding to captured activity at a location associated with the user; iii) locate the video clip within the datastore in association with the user account; iv) delete the video clip from the user account; and v) modify the datastore by automatically inputting a data structure in place of the video clip at a location within the datastore previously held by the video clip, where the data structure includes interactive information associated with the video clip.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method comprises detecting, with a presence detector such as a radar device, a presence of a person at a location such as an ATM vestibule. In response thereto, a timer is initiated. After initiating the timer, a portal sensor is used to detect a change in a status of a portal permitting access to the location. In response thereto, the timer is adjusted (for example the timer is reset). Thus, multiple consecutive normal usages of the vestibule do not unnecessarily trigger an alarm.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for detecting a person in a room using a sensor, such as a radar sensor or depth cameras is provided. The method can be used to detect sleeping persons in a publically accessible location to prevent loitering. Furthermore, the method can be used to identify which rooms amongst a plurality of rooms are occupied, for example changing rooms.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method comprises detecting, with a presence detector such as a radar device, a presence of a person at a location such as an ATM vestibule. In response thereto, a timer is initiated. After initiating the timer, a portal sensor is used to detect a change in a status of a portal permitting access to the location. In response thereto, the timer is adjusted (for example the timer is reset). Thus, multiple consecutive normal usages of the vestibule do not unnecessarily trigger an alarm.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for detecting a person in a room using a sensor, such as a radar sensor or depth cameras is provided. The method can be used to detect sleeping persons in a publically accessible location to prevent loitering. Furthermore, the method can be used to identify which rooms amongst a plurality of rooms are occupied, for example changing rooms.