NZ740493B2 - Video management defined embedded voice communication groups - Google Patents
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Abstract
Embodiments include a system, method, and computer program product that enable Push to Talk (PTT) communication within a video management software (VMS) system using embedded PTT controls. An embodiment operates by monitoring a plurality of video feeds using a VMS graphics user interface (GUI) where each video feed is a component of an interactive multimedia media object (IMMO) displayed in the VMS GUI. A talk group is logically associated with a video feed from the plurality of video feeds by coupling the talk group to an embedded PTT control component of the IMMO containing the video feed. Upon detecting that the embedded PTT control component corresponding to the video feed is activated, PTT communications is enabled between each member of the talk group regarding content displayed by the video feed.
Claims (20)
1. A method for a video management software (VMS) system with Push To Talk (PTT) communications, comprising: monitoring a first and second video feed that correspond to first and second interactive edia objects (IMMOs) of a VMS graphical user interface (GUI), wherein each video feed originates from a ponding video camera ated by video camera fication, ID, and wherein each IMMO includes the following coupled components: talk group coupling component, embedded PTT control component, video feed component, video camera ID component; wherein a talk group coupling module logically associates, based on a selection input received from an operator, the first and second IMMOs with a first talk group by associating a talk group component with components of the first and second IMMO, transmitting the first and second video feeds to the first talk group, wherein the or of the VMS system communicates with a first member of the first talk group via PTT communications; changing the association, based on selection input received from the operator via the talk group coupling component, of the first and second IMMOs from the first talk group to a second talk group, wherein the first and second video feeds are accessible to the second talk group, and wherein the operator of the VMS system communicates with a second member of the second talk group via PTT communications; dynamically determining a field personnel that is proximate to a first video camera providing the first video feed based on at least one of a distance between geolocations of the field personnel and the first video camera, the field personnel being visually detected and recognized by the first video camera within a predefined period of time, or ation indicating that the field nel is within a ication range of a beacon associated with the first video camera; and adding the determined field personnel as a member to the first talk group.
2. The method of claim 1, further sing: based on the logical association, granting each member of the first talk group remote directional or zoom control of the first video camera providing the first video feed, wherein a member of the first talk group is given prioritized control based on at least one of an attribute of the member including a proximity of the member to the first video camera, an identity of the member, a job title of the member, or priority settings associated with the member.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the first talk group is a predetermined talk group having members that are logically associated with the first video feed based on at least one of the member’s information: talk group membership, identity, position, task, job title, agency or group affiliation, or access ege status.
4. The method of claim 1, further comprising: detecting a selection of the first IMMO; and transmitting the first video feed associated with the ed first IMMO at a higher definition by transcoding the first video feed or requesting that the first video camera provide the first video feed to transmit the first video feed at the higher definition, wherein the itting is based at least on a tivity strength corresponding to a recipient mobile device.
5. A system for a video management software (VMS) system with Push To Talk (PTT) communications, comprising: a memory; one or more processors coupled to the memory, and configured to: monitor a first and second video feed that correspond to first and second ctive multimedia objects (IMMOs) of a VMS graphical user interface (GUI), wherein each video feed originates from a corresponding video camera designated by video camera identification (ID), and wherein each IMMO es the following coupled components: talk group coupling component, embedded PTT control component, video feed component, video camera ID component; wherein a talk group coupling module lly associates, based on a selection input received from an or, the first and second IMMOs with a first talk group by associating a talk group coupling component with components of the first and second IMMO, transmit the first and second video feeds to the first talk group, wherein the or of the VMS system communicates with a first member of the first talk group via PTT communications; change the association, based on selection input ed from the or via the talk group coupling component, of the first and second IMMOs from the first talk group to a second talk group, n the first and second video feeds are accessible to the second talk group, and wherein the operator of the VMS system communicates with a second member of the second talk group via PTT communications; dynamically determine a field personnel that is proximate to a first video camera providing the first video feed based on at least one of a distance between geolocations of the field personnel and the first video camera, the field personnel being visually detected and recognized by the first video camera within a ined period of time, or information indicating that the field personnel is within a ication range of a beacon associated with the first video camera; and add the determined field personnel to the first talk group.
6. The system of claim 5, the one or more processors further configured to: based on the logically association, grant each member of the first talk group remote ional or zoom control of the first video camera providing the first video feed, wherein a member of the first talk group is given prioritized control based on at least one of an attribute of the member including a proximity of the member to the first video camera, an identity of the member, a job title of the member, or priority gs associated with the member.
7. The system of claim 5, wherein the first talk group is a predetermined talk group having members that are logically associated with the video feed based on at least one of a member’s information: talk group membership, identity, position, task, job title, agency or group affiliation, or access privilege status.
8. The system of claim 5, the one or more processors further configured to: detect a ion of the first IMMO; and transmit the first video feed received, or request that the first video camera provide the first video feed to transmit the first video at the higher definition, wherein the transmission is based at least on a connectivity strength corresponding to a recipient mobile device.
9. A non-transitory computer-readable device having instructions stored thereon that, when executed by at least one computing device, causes the at least one ing device to perform operations of a video management software (VMS) system with Push to Talk (PTT) communications, the operations comprising: monitoring a first and second video feed that pond to first and second interactive multimedia objects (IMMOs) of a VMS cs user interface (GUI), wherein each video feed originates from a corresponding video camera designated by a video camera identification (ID), and wherein each IMMO includes the ing coupled components: talk group coupling component, embedded PTT l component, video feed component, video camera ID component; n a talk group coupling module logically ates, based on a selection input received from an operator, the first and second IMMOs with a first talk group by associating a talk group coupling component with components of the first and second IMMO, transmitting the first and second video feeds to the first talk group, wherein the operator of the VMS system communicates with a first member of the first talk group via PTT communications; changing the association, based on selection input received from the operator via the talk group coupling component, of the first and second IMMOs from the first talk group to a second wherein the first and second video feeds are accessible to the second talk group, and wherein the operator of the VMS system communicates with a second member of the second talk group via PTT communications; dynamically determining a field personnel that is proximate to a first video camera providing the first video feed based on at least one of a distance between geolocations of the field personnel and the first video camera, the field personnel being visually detected and recognized by the first video camera within a predefined period of time, or information indicating that the field personnel is within a communication range of a beacon associated with the first video camera; and adding the determined field personnel to the first talk group.
10. The ansitory computer-readable device of claim 9, the operations further comprising: based on the logically association, granting each member of the first talk group remote ional or zoom l of the first video camera providing the first video feed, wherein a member of the first talk group is given prioritized control based on at least one of an attribute of the member including a proximity of the member to the first video camera, an identity of the member, a job title of the member, or priority settings associated with the member.
11. The method of claim 1, further comprising: selecting the second video feed to be monitored on the VMS GUI, wherein the second video feed is resized to become a single view in the VMS GUI.
12. The method of claim 11, wherein the selecting is med by an or comprising: a human, human with machine assistance, or entirely machine-based defined by parameters and rules.
13. The method of claim 11, the selecting is performed by the operator utilizing a PTT mobile device, or the member of the second talk group.
14. The method of claim 11, wherein the ing is in response to: analyzing the second video feed; during the analyzing, detecting an event or pattern of interest on the second video feed; based on the detecting, generating a notification prompting the operator to select the second video feed.
15. The method of claim 1, wherein video camera attributes of the first video camera comprise an image definition of the first video feed, or a capability of the first video camera.
16. The method of claim 1, n video camera attributes of the first video camera se meta data generated by the first video camera including: a direction, altitude, speed, or detection of an object of interest.
17. The non-transitory computer-readable device of claim 9, further comprising: receiving instructions for remote d of a first video camera that produces the first video feed; and controlling the first video camera according to the ctions received.
18. The non-transitory computer-readable device of claim 17, wherein the controlling the first video camera comprises: confirming authorization of the instructions received; and based on the confirming, transmitting an electronic request to the first video camera to perform the remote command.
19. The non-transitory computer-readable device of claim 9, wherein video camera utes of the first video camera comprises an image tion of the first video feed, or a capability of the first video .
20. The non-transitory computer-readable device of claim 9, wherein video camera attributes of the first video camera comprise meta data generated by the first video camera including: a direction, altitude, speed, or detection of an object of interest. Mutualink, Inc. By the Attorneys for the Applicant SPRUSON & FERGUSON $922, m: m_>_> 53mm N: 8;, 998mm {02,62 mow accoEoE mo_>mn_ _‘ mvmw {9552 vow 32298892 32660 m: n: F 383mm m_
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