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Patent drawing for Real-time detection, tracking and occlusion reasoning
US 10,268,900 B2
Computer vision US 10,268,900 B2 Not in force

Real-time detection, tracking and occlusion reasoning

This invention describes a system that watches from above using cameras, like on a drone, to spot and follow people or objects. It works by analyzing how things move in the video, identifying unique motion signatures that stay the same even if the object changes speed or direction, and then uses these patterns to predict where they'll go next. The claims specifically focus on analyzing aerial imagery to achieve this.

Why it matters: Since 2018, deep learning models for object detection and tracking have become significantly more robust and efficient. This makes real-time processing of complex motion features from aerial imagery, as described, much more feasible and accurate today.

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SpecializedAdvanced computer vision algorithms, software logic

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