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Hi everybody, It' s the first time i write in this forum but i am testing testing the software from about 1 year, so i think is a very professional software. Thanks to Open Source and peoples like Philip Coombes and Cordel.
I am writing because i developed a little program that recognize human and do motion tracking very good with pelco-d/serial cams, i would like to integrate it with zoneminder, but i am not very practice of perl, it was written in c++ and include lots of libraries, so it is not a simple work.

The question is:

If i send you the source code, could you analize it for an eventual integration with zoneminder?

There are not problems with rights on the software because all libraries utilized are open source.

You can contact me on e-mail,
Special Thanks to Everybody

Linuccio

Hi.

It's isn't based by any chance on Intel's OpenCV libraries? These provides a face recognitions features as well, so I planned to try and integrate these with ZM one day. If your app is already based on it, it will make things much easier!

All I can say is WOW!!! Human and facial recognitian?!? This is like stuff on TV and in the movies!

Hi.

Well, many of commercial DVR systems (especially from Siemens) have these features already present, so this is not our invention .

The best usage for it I can think so far, is storing the list of all faces + their recognition date/time, and allowing you to see who visited the surveillance area in the period of interest. This could be better then just sitting and trying to hunt all the faces out of the recording.

Perhaps anyone has other ideas?

linuccio wrote:If i send you the source code, could you analize it for an eventual integration with zoneminder?

There are not problems with rights on the software because all libraries utilized are open source.

By all means send it to me and I'll see how easily it can fit (I will email you also by the way). The main analysis is in C++ anyway so that shouldn't be a problem and I am moving things to a more 'plugin' style of seqeuential analysis functions so it would fit right in with that.

Any update I like to probe it..