Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for object re-identification. In many scenarios, it would be useful to be able to monitor the movement, actions, etc. of an object, such as a person, moving into and between different camera views of a monitored space. A network of cameras and client edge devices may detect and identify a particular object, and when that object re-appears in another camera view, a comparison can be performed between the data collected regarding the object upon its initial appearance and upon its re-appearance to determine if they are the same object. In this way, data regarding an object can be captured, analyzed, or otherwise processed despite moving from one camera view to another.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for object re-identification. In many scenarios, it would be useful to be able to monitor the movement, actions, etc. of an object, such as a person, moving into and between different camera views of a monitored space. A network of cameras and client edge devices may detect and identify a particular object, and when that object re-appears in another camera view, a comparison can be performed between the data collected regarding the object upon its initial appearance and upon its re-appearance to determine if they are the same object. In this way, data regarding an object can be captured, analyzed, or otherwise processed despite moving from one camera view to another.