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Unreliable AI Camera Alerts
Camera-based AI systems produce false positives, miss real events, and overwhelm users with noisy alerts, making them untrustworthy for safety and monitoring.
In their words
We have now swapped other schools but kept a lot of the onvif cams
we could really use something that is able to make easier to detect and identify such offenders without having to literally scrub through every 24h video feed each day
We need the system to be rock solid so it doesn't drop frames or freeze mid-consultation.
My current setup pings me every time a fox walks past the garden at 2am, and after a week of that you just start ignoring everything including the alerts that actually matter.
I intend on developing a program to track the physical location of the boards, and create vector graphics to send to a laser in realtime.
I will review the footage at accelerated speed for low and high yield batches
Dispatch said I was obstructing the seatbelt and took me off the road.
A guy walking to his truck at lunch two weeks ago becomes an intruder at 9:00:23 PM tonight.
We are developing a rural monitoring trap that needs to send images from the field.
The main problem is 2-3 chicken merged into one. And we cannot process them by size cause they can change the size by legs and wings.
We have one of those. Stupid thing stops in the middle of the gym, claiming it's path is blocked.
I really need a way to disable all the faces in a crowd, as right now I have to remove those detections manually.
An open source implementation that has accurate and reliable "human detection" would be amazing.
In a relative small city we manage 500+ cameras and more are added every day. The problem is storage and finding people to monitor them.
Security, retail, and industrial operators
Where they talk
- r/computervision
- r/videosurveillance
- r/PLC
- r/embedded
- r/WalmartEmployees
- r/Ultralytics
- r/worxlandroid
- r/hwstartups
Tools they use today
- YOLO
- OpenCV
- ESP32
- LoRaWAN
- Avigilon
- ByteTrack
- Motion
- Roboflow
Why those fall short
- Tracker loses chicks; 2-3 chicks merge into one clump; size filtering fails
- flags carts, feet, customers mid-checkout; pulls you out of your app
- flags seatbelt as obstructed when it slips off shoulder
- AI doesn't know the store, flags glare, tiles, carried items
- gets stuck constantly, can't find path, camera issues, battery dies
Map of ideas
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