Ruggedized Camera Encoder Agenda Team Introduction Code of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Ruggedized Camera Encoder Agenda Team Introduction Code of Ethics Project Background Current Application Problem Statement Projected Application Customer Requirements Engineering Requirements Project
◈ Team Introduction ◈ Code of Ethics ◈ Project Background ◈ Current Application ◈ Problem Statement ◈ Projected Application ◈ Customer Requirements ◈ Engineering Requirements ◈ Project Plan ◈ Risk Assessment ◈ Questions?
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
Matthew Hornyak – Mechanical Engineer Alonzo Moreno – Mechanical Engineer Jordan O’Connor – Electrical Engineer Lennard Streat – Computer Engineer Kyle Jason – Electrical Engineer (TL)
◈ Expectations ◈ Punctual, Respectful, and Good Communication ◈ Distribution of Work ◈ Task List ◈ Roles ◈ Team Lead, Liaisons, and Scribe ◈ Making Decisions ◈ Majority ◈ Conflict Management
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
◈ A small high-res camera was designed in MSD project P13571 in 2012-13 for D3 Engineering ◈ Our job is to do real-time video analytics using that camera as a demonstration, while also passing the data stream to the D3 Design Core module for display, storage and further debugging. ◈ D3 Engineering would like this to be a modular project, which has the ability to adapt to many different applications. ◈ Market is wide open as new regulations for vehicles and security are requiring advanced video analytics for a faster response to certain situations.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
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Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) using Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
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New ‘Intelligent Security Cameras’ that can zoom and take quick snapshots of a person’s face in many different locations (outdoor/indoor or day/night).
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
A Ruggedized Camera Encoder (RCE) is a compact and robust system that analyzes a stream of image data in real-time. Typically, video analytics are completed using post processing techniques on a unit that is separate from the camera stream. This system will eliminate the need for post processing which cuts down on turnaround time and the need for a secondary system. The goal of this project is to deliver a working prototype that will have a small enclosure (tabletop) with two tethered camera inputs, acquiring HD 1080p 30fps image data. The system will be capable of processing the image data in real-time running different video analytics
client for diagnostics. Currently, the encoder used is more ideal for lab use and not real-world applications desired by the customer such as, police vehicles or military uses. The encoder should also be easily able to interface with other devices and not just cameras.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
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A device that will be able to be used in more than just one application, and also be able to multitask with many different input streams.
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Realtime video/data analytics for any type of recognition, scanning or sensing.
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Smart, adaptable systems that are rugged enough for even the most remote applications.
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Cop car, smart traffic light, military, security, production.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 P14571 - Ruggedized Camera Encoder