As the outdoor surveillance demand for people counting continues to grow, the new generation Hupereyes from Huberlab brings its own strengths to video content analysis based on stereo computer vision engineered to ensure higher accuracy. It is expected to widely fit different use scenarios and reduce environmental effects.

The performance has been designed to mimic human eyesight in 3D vision and the system can sense and track objects in depth whether the objects are moving toward or away from the camera. According to the company, with this new development, comes higher accuracy to better distinguish between adults, children and other objects with differing heights in high density areas, as well as reducing errors by less light and shadow influence. Taking Taipei Int’l Flora Expo as an example, in this outdoor use scenario, the counting results of crowded visitor flow are able to achieve 95% accuracy. The same solution and results were achieved for an indoor use scenario, installed in the Palace Museum which further achieves 98.7% or even higher accuracy.

Given the 3D stereo camera setup, Huperlab 3D video analytics now supports 3D camera wizard that uses a step-by-step approach to guide users to begin the camera installation. With just a clicks of the mouse, the camera installation is easy and flexible and the calibration test will run automatically by simple settings in a minute.

Huperlab 3D Video Analytics comes with an in-house developed 3D algorithm that enables the capture of three-dimensional images in real-time. The Huperlab advanced analysis statistics, real-time video and data integration, allow users to easily monitor customer behaviours, footage and marketing satisfaction. The data can be further exported to carry out detailed analysis and data mining for an efficient business approach such as conversion rates, average traffic, hot spots, consumer genders, popular products and so on.

With its height filter feature, the 3D video analytics feature offers useful real-time filtering results, which is expected to be more widely used in certain restricted areas or other locations with height limits. More 3D video analytics features such as the 3D Virtual Fence will also be launched in the near future.