Surveil Guard: Intelligent Surveillance - Detecting, Reporting, and Alerting

As security challenges evolve, traditional surveillance systems often fall short in effectively identifying and responding to real-time threats. This paper introduces SurveilGuard, a novel, AI-powered surveillance framework designed to autonomously detect, report, and respond to abnormal activities such as fighting, smoking, hugging, and other predefined behaviors in real time. Leveraging motion-triggered camera activation via the ESP32-CAM and powerful anomaly detection models like YOLO for activity recognition, SurveilGuard offers a seamless integration of video capture, behavior analysis, and incident reporting. When abnormal activities are detected, the system sends real-time alerts using Twilio and automatically generates detailed reports enriched with video evidence and contextual data using CLIP for image-text matching. These reports are securely stored and easily accessible via a web interface for authorized personnel, enhancing situational awareness and operational response. Additionally, Power BI is employed for data visualization, allowing for comprehensive reporting and interactive dashboards. SurveilGuard represents a significant advancement in automated surveillance, offering a scalable solution for real-time security monitoring with minimal false alarms, empowering security teams to respond quickly and effectively.

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International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering Hub (IRJAEH)
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2024-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.47392/irjaeh.2024.0390
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Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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Surveil Guard: Intelligent Surveillance - Detecting, Reporting, and Alerting

Amool Sudhan, S. Hariprasath, S. Keerthi Vasagan, P. Roy Sudha Reetha
International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering Hub (IRJAEH)
Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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Surveil Guard: Intelligent Surveillance - Detecting, Reporting, and Alerting

Amool Sudhan, S. Hariprasath, S. Keerthi Vasagan, P. Roy Sudha Reetha
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Abstract

As security challenges evolve, traditional surveillance systems often fall short in effectively identifying and responding to real-time threats. This paper introduces SurveilGuard, a novel, AI-powered surveillance framework designed to autonomously detect, report, and respond to abnormal activities such as fighting, smoking, hugging, and other predefined behaviors in real time. Leveraging motion-triggered camera activation via the ESP32-CAM and powerful anomaly detection models like YOLO for activity recognition, SurveilGuard offers a seamless integration of video capture, behavior analysis, and incident reporting. When abnormal activities are detected, the system sends real-time alerts using Twilio and automatically generates detailed reports enriched with video evidence and contextual data using CLIP for image-text matching. These reports are securely stored and easily accessible via a web interface for authorized personnel, enhancing situational awareness and operational response. Additionally, Power BI is employed for data visualization, allowing for comprehensive reporting and interactive dashboards. SurveilGuard represents a significant advancement in automated surveillance, offering a scalable solution for real-time security monitoring with minimal false alarms, empowering security teams to respond quickly and effectively.

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