Remote video monitoring system

Abstract

The invention discloses a remote video monitoring system comprising a camera group, a sensor group, a main controller unit, a video preprocessing module, a video feature processing module, a video sharpening module, a video generating module, a data transmission module and a server. The remote video monitoring system disclosed by the invention achieves no dead angle monitoring through the collection of shooting angles of the camera group and joint scheduling, and the system has a video processing function and can splice and integrate the video data collected by multiple cameras, thereby reducing the work difficulty and workload of the staff, and reducing the monitoring loopholes and blind spots; moreover, the fidelity of the video processing is high; and real-time connection and communication between the client and the server are ensured, thereby realizing the sharing of video data within the permissions.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of monitoring, in particular to a remote video monitoring system. Background technique [0002] The existing video monitoring technology is relatively independent, limited to the monitoring and control of a certain local area, combined with computer network technology, it can realize the sharing of TV monitoring in the local area network. The traditional video sharing method has many bottlenecks and weaknesses, because the traditional access to the hard disk video recorder has a limited number of connections, and if there are many clients watching certain data sources at the same time, the device will be under greater pressure, and even the connection may fail. Case. Taking advantage of the distribution of streaming media software, the client and the device can be stored on different network segments. In some cases, the client cannot access the device. [0003] At the same time, most of the cameras are wor...

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[0003] At the same time, most of the cameras are working alone, and joint scheduling cannot be realized, and the collected camera data is also fed back in a separate form. When the staff checks the video, they often need to simultaneously review the data collected by multiple cameras. Observation, to a certain extent, increases the workload of the staff, and also easily leads to the emergence of monitoring loopholes

At the same time, the working status of the camera itself is also difficult to monitor in real time, which can easily lead to the emergence of monitoring blind spots to a certain extent.

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