Infrared Detection for Surveillance System

Ciprian Ion Rizescu; Bogdan Robert Vlad; Dana Rizescu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.186.132

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Infrared Detection for Surveillance System

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The paper deals with a surveillance system dedicated to close spaces which could be used in several situations: museums, banks, public institutions, airports. The authors continued a previous research [1] with applications in robotics. We developed a system based on detection with eight IR sensors and tracking with a video camera. This system has very good performances and a low price.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 186)

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Ciprian Ion Rizescu, Bogdan Robert Vlad, Dana Rizescu

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Infrared Detection, Infrared Surveillance System, Sensor

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