Researchers at INL have addressed these issues by designing a real-time activity detection model that brings activity detection to the camera and negates the need for central data processing.Description: This groundbreaking technology can enable real-time, customizable activity detection for video surveillance.
Army Corps of Engineers Research and Development Center (ERDC), Geotechnical and Structures Laboratory (GSL) has a need to update, repair, and service components of the existing Border Tunnel Activity Detection System - Point (BTADS-P) prototype system. The specific prototype system was developed by Raytheon BBN Technologies Corporation.
SynopsisThe DIVA program seeks to develop robust automatic activity detection for a multi-camera streaming video environment. Activities will be enriched by person and object detection.
Agency for International Development (USAID) seeks proposals from qualified organizations interested in providing technical services under the STRengthening Infectious disease DEtection Systems (STRIDES) Activity (hereinafter called STRIDES Activity) for USAID Global Health, Office of Infectious Disease, Emerging Threats Division (GH/ID/ETD) as described in the attached Request for Proposals (RFP).
This acquisition is issued as a total small business set aside.DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENTSBackgroundThe DIVA program seeks to develop robust automatic activity detection for a multi-camera streaming video environment. Activities will be enriched by person and object detection. DIVA will address activity detection for both forensic applications and for real-time alerting.
This is for the Border Tunnel Activity Detection System (BTADS). The draft requirements and specifications are identified in the attached “Draft Statement of Work (SOW).”
This is for the Border Tunnel Activity Detection System (BTADS). The draft requirements and specifications are identified in the attached “Draft Statement of Work (SOW).”
