Cctv with Thermal Imaging and Motion Detector

CCTV WITH THERMAL IMAGING AND MOTION DETECTOR

Prepared for

Dr. Henry Magat

ENGE503

T31

Prepared by

Angolluan, Cyreen Arches

Barcia, Patrick Edwin

Daral, Christian Joseph

Dorado, Bonry

Guallar, Guadalupe

Manahan, Wilfer

March 8, 2013

PURPOSE

People face daunting personal security risks every day. Crime is a problem in every realm. The Philippines is no exemption. The crime reports are increasing significantly. But as the country heads to a more prosperous future, many expect crime to go down eventually. However, the questions “How will it be reduced?”, “What actions should be made?” still remain to be unsolved.

The purpose of this project is to produce a CCTV with Thermal Imaging and Motion Detector. Unlike, the ordinary Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV), which purpose is to monitor and record events, the CCTV with Thermal Imaging and Motion Detector not only to monitor but detect possible weapons that could harm people thus, prevents unlawful act. This device is more effective than the CCTV since not all are in good quality.

Since the goal of the researchers is to protect people’s security, with these research it would help the government have an overview of how to reduced and solve crime effectively. The researchers should pursue this research since it is very vital in preventing and reducing crimes. Also, the societies today are far more reliant on technology so this research will be beneficial.

BACKGROUND

Last January 26, 2013, six men made off with nearly 200 pieces of jewelry after they carried out a brazen two-minute heist inside a packed department store in Mandaluyong City. A check of the footage taken by the mall’s closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras, meanwhile, captured images of five of the six men who robbed two jewelry stores on the ground floor of the mall’s department store. With that, Mandaluyong City Police Senior Superintendent Armand Bolalin confirmed the incident,...