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US Patent 10582163 Monitoring an area using multiple networked video cameras

Patent 10582163 was granted and assigned to Owlcam on March, 2020 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Current Assignee
Owlcam
Owlcam
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
10582163
Date of Patent
March 3, 2020
Patent Application Number
15864342
Date Filed
January 8, 2018
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 12075197 Facilitation of collaborative monitoring of an event
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US Patent 11954989 Image recognition based configuration/authorization method for video security systems
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US Patent 11956841 Facilitation of prioritization of accessibility of media
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US Patent 11509812 Facilitation of collaborative camera field of view mapping
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US Patent 10776632 Method and system for detecting a free area inside a parking lot
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US Patent 11037443 Facilitation of collaborative vehicle warnings
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US Patent 11611448 Facilitation of predictive assisted access to content
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US Patent 11768082 Facilitation of predictive simulation of planned environment
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Shawn S An
Patent abstract

A system and method to connect several cameras located in a given location, such as a parking garage, or area, such as in a neighborhood, is provided. The system allows each camera to function independently from each other with the purpose of recording video within the field of view of the particular camera. Image recognition processes the video to identify objects of interest and generate classification data. A search request can be generated, for example, by touching on a specific object shown on a display of the video, and networked cameras are searched for classification data that matches the search request, e.g., the selected object. Networked cameras can determine the relative spatial views of other cameras. Within a prescribed location or area, a camera or other user can access other networked cameras to extend the range of the search for the requested classification data in a “peer-to-peer” manner. Artificial intelligence software and logic is used to determine which of the surrounding networked cameras is likely to provide requested classification data.

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