A deep learning-based surveillance system for enhancing public safety through internet of things and digital technology using Raspberry Pi

Shreedevi Kareppa Sanapannavar, Chayadevi Mysore Lakshmanagowda, Geetha Sundararajan

Abstract


In public spaces, individuals encounter challenges due to the prevalence of malicious activities like theft and kidnapping. As the internet of things (IoT) and digital technology continue to expand rapidly, efforts to create safe environments are becoming increasingly sophisticated. To address these security concerns, a proposed solution involves the utilization of video-capturing technology with the help of a Raspberry Pi web camera. Videos of the surroundings are recorded, a digital signature algorithm is applied to protect the videos, and they are then transmitted to authorized individuals who use them for forensic analysis. This process allows for the identification and investigation of any suspicious or criminal activities. The captured video data is compared with a standard dataset using a deep learning process. By analyzing the content of the videos and identifying the potential threat objects, we can allow for prompt intervention or further investigation by relevant authorities.

Keywords


Cloud storage; Elliptic curve digital signature algorithm; Internet of things; Public spaces; VGG16

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DOI: http://doi.org/10.11591/ijece.v14i6.pp7198-7210

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International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering (IJECE)
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