Camera Network
Camera networks are systems of multiple cameras working together to achieve enhanced visual perception and analysis, primarily focusing on object tracking, identification, and behavior understanding across wide areas. Current research emphasizes developing robust algorithms for tasks like person and vehicle re-identification, often employing deep learning models (e.g., transformer networks, spatial-temporal fusion networks) and addressing challenges such as camera calibration, noise reduction, and privacy preservation through edge computing. These advancements have significant implications for various applications, including public safety, urban planning, healthcare monitoring (e.g., assessing cognitive impairment), and robotics, by enabling more efficient and accurate analysis of visual data from complex environments.
Papers
From Lab to Field: Real-World Evaluation of an AI-Driven Smart Video Solution to Enhance Community Safety
Shanle Yao, Babak Rahimi Ardabili, Armin Danesh Pazho, Ghazal Alinezhad Noghre, Christopher Neff, Lauren Bourque, Hamed Tabkhi
Multi-View Person Matching and 3D Pose Estimation with Arbitrary Uncalibrated Camera Networks
Yan Xu, Kris Kitani