

CCTV- Based Animal and Weapon Detection Alarm System
Abstract
The current state of security and surveillance systems often lacks the capability of efficiently detecting and responding to potential threats such as intruding animals or individuals carrying weapons. This study utilizes closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras to identify and respond to the presence of both animals and weapons in a monitored area. When an animal or weapon is identified, the system triggers an alarm, sending alerts to security personnel or property owners. The system aims to enhance security surveillance systems by integrating object detection models such as YOLOv3 (You Only Look Once) and Inceptionv3. The YOLOv3 model is employed for its efficiency in object detection, allowing fast and accurate identification of weapons within the camera's field of view. Meanwhile, the Inceptionv3 model is utilized for detecting animals in CCTV footage. Overall, this research presents a practical solution for improving security surveillance systems, offering advanced capabilities for detecting potential threats and mitigating security risks in diverse environments.
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