JJEM: Special Edition 2 (December 2024)
JJEM: Special Edition 2 (December 2024)
2024-12-08
Weapon detection with criminal face identification.
Sinchana S, Manjunatha H T
It takes a lot of effort and time to identify and recognize crooks eighty percent of criminals commit repeated offenses per the national crime records bureau report the ability of criminals to avoid leaving fingerprints or biological evidence at crime scenes is growing the unique and essential characteristic of the human face is its ability to recognize people through the use of cutting-edge facial recognition technology this initiative aims to improve public safety by identifying and apprehending those involved in criminal activity by utilizing cutting-edge technology crime scene detection can predict the likelihood of a crime occurring without the need for human intervention. An investigator can better understand the course of events during a crime by using information from weapon detection and surveillance on the individual. Technology's revolutionary impact on criminal prevention and detection is interesting. An individual's face is a distinctive and vital feature of their body that allows for identification. With cameras positioned across various locations, recognition of faces from an image might be utilized to detect offenders. That way, we may use it to find the identity of a perpetrator. For every facial expression, it creates a distinct pattern and matches it to other pictures in the collection. Details related to the associated image will be shown if a match is found for the input face.
Criminal Detection, Machine learning, open CV