Image Surveillance and Protection Yielder (I.S.P.Y.)
Project Description
Security is a high priority now a days and with the amount of things changing in security systems that security can be disrupted. ISPY is a security surveillance system that utilizes optical components and Free Space Optics to transfer live video feed with the amount of bodies detected in a given area. The system has image correction as well as recorded snapshots of the live video feed which captures the amount of people at a certain time interval and can monitor the change from frame to frame.
Body Recognition
Our device is designed to detect the amount of people in a given area and display the amount on a digital display.
Optical Transmission
Supports Free Space Optical data transferring from laser back to the transceiver.
Video Processing
Reduces noise and cleans output image.
Group Members
Alejandro Lopez Zelaya
Senior majoring in photonic science and engineering with a minor in bioengineering. After graduation, I hope to attend medical school and prepare myself as an engineering physician.
Gabryella Baldaci
Undergraduate student at CREOL, UCF. Her research focuses on laser surface treatment of metal alloys and their applications.
Robert Josephson
Senior in Computer Engineering, interested in biomedical technology. Aiming to work as an R&D engineer in biotech or biorobotics after graduation.
Luke Reyes
Senior at UCF pursuing a degree in computer engineering, aiming to enhance his knowledge and skills for future endeavors.
Armani Garcia
Senior majoring in Electrical Engineering. Plans to enter the engineering workforce immediately after graduation.
Review Committee:
Dr. Guifang Li - CREOL
Dr. Stephen Eikenberry - CREOL
Dr. Suboh Suboh - ECE
Dr. Nazanin Rahnavard - ECE
Advisors:
Dr. Aravinda Kar
