COORDINATES CALCULATION OF DETECTED AND RECOGNIZED OBJECTS IN SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS

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Submitted: 2025-01-30; Published: 2025-01-30

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Abstract

The detection and recognition of objects in images has found a wide application in many spheres. It is used in the surveillance system, cartography, robotics, medicine, etc. In many surveillance systems the localization of the detected object has a great significance. After localizing the object, it will be possible to carry out the calculation of its coordinates. The formulas for calculating the object-camera distance are rather theoretical. Conducting experiments and verifying formulas in practice would have a high significance, as the distance of the object from camera is an essential precondition for object’s coordinate calculation.