(To be entered by Evaluation team)

Names: Richard Robert (ASI18EC068))

Sivanjana KK (ASI8EC072)
Sreekala Nihal Kumar (ASI18EC074)
Abhisek Shine (LASI18EC080)

Batch: 2018-2022(ECE) Signature with date: 30/09/2021

Project Guide: DR.BOBBY MATTHEW and MISS ARYA PAUL Signature with date : 30/09/2021

INTELLIGENT REAL-TIME CROWD

BEHAVIOR RECOGNITION AND
MONITORING DURING PANDEMICS
We are all currently living in a pandemic situation of covid-19 disease that is spreading
rapidly, making us take social distancing as an essential part of Life. So to avoid large public
gatherings at one place and breaking the chain is not easy. Many people, knowingly or unknowingly, do
not take precautions. Keeping an eye on a crowded place is a heavy task to government and public
authorities. Thus they need reliable technology that can monitor rabble places and prevent public
malpractice.
Our project is a solution to avoid such a situation. We aim to develop an Intelligent
Rabble Pointing Device that keeps an eye on all illegal activities and can detect any crowd gathered in
any public place. Thus the device will alert the authority to take necessary action.It also monitors those
people who are not present in the mask.The Camera Surveillance capture people gathered together for
parties, marriage Function, marketing areas, church, temple, etc. where social distancing is not
maintained and are not face covered for more than 15 minutes. It also has an additional feature to check
a person’s body temperature. Real-time action of the surveillance system is to figure out suspicious
activity in the live stream and report to those particular authority personals to take strict actions against
those who violated the protocol.This device helps the government and authority to break the wheel of
this pandemic.

Additional Features;-
*Social Distancing
*Temperature monitoring
*Smart Surveillance

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