Human Threatening Detection API
SC DE VIS SOFTWARE SRL · Cybersecurity & IT
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Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 7 captures on record
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Human Threatening Detection API - ThreatDet (also known as Human Threatening Recognition API or Human Threatening Detector API) is a cross browsers REST API which get a JSON input with a still photo (as base64 encoded string), containing possible human threatening situations and returns a JSON string which contains predictions of the input photo regarding the probability of Human Threatening situation. The recognized Human Threatening have confidence score, timestamp, tagId, tagName. Of course, there are some limitations in order to get a higher accuracy. We recommend properly exposed, unobstructed JPEG photos at 1920x1080 (full HD resolution) where the Human Threatening is clear and focused. If the Human Threatening details are too small or blured, the accuracy is lower and the AI algorithm may not classify in a proper way. We do not store pictures. Also, the quality and the angles of the camera are very important and it contribute to a higher reading accuracy. It should has varifocal lenses, high shutter speed, good infrared lighting beam, full HD resolution.
Allthough this Automatic Human Threatening Detection API (currently we do not offer a Human Threatening Detection sdk) is intended for software development and therefore developers, we have also here an Human Threatening Detection online application that may be used to check the input and output JSONs of the API. The necessary steps are written below, basically for this real time Human Threatening Detection API you send an authorized POST request in JSON format to the API endpoint and you get as JSON response the output as described below through parameters and examples.
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This Human Threatening Detection API is useful for a large number of domains like apps for: security cameras for buildings, outdoors, stores, businesses etc. You own the commercial copyright of the resulted JSON with no additional fee meaning you may use it in your own apps for sale.
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