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Convolution Network for Relevant Motion Detection in Surveillance Video

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The USPTO published patent application US20260099927A1 describing AI methods for detecting relevant motion of persons and vehicles in surveillance videos. The application covers a convolution network with spatial-wise and temporal-wise max pooling elements that generates prediction results for relevant motion detection. The application was filed on May 20, 2025, by inventors Ruichi Yu and Hongcheng Wang.

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The USPTO published patent application US20260099927A1 covering methods and systems for detecting relevant motion of objects of interest (persons and vehicles) in surveillance videos. The invention uses input data from captured images/video that undergoes pre-processing before being fed into a convolution network with both spatial-wise and temporal-wise max pooling capabilities to generate prediction results.

For affected parties, this patent application represents a potential intellectual property filing in the AI/surveillance technology space. Technology companies developing video analytics, surveillance systems, or computer vision applications should monitor this application for potential overlap with their own R&D activities. The patent does not create immediate compliance obligations but may inform future patent strategy or competitive intelligence in AI-based motion detection technology.

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Relevant Motion Detection in Video

Application US20260099927A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026

Inventors

Ruichi Yu, Hongcheng Wang

Abstract

Methods, systems, and/or apparatuses are described for detecting relevant motion of objects of interest (e.g., persons and vehicles) in surveillance videos. As described herein input data based on a plurality of captured images and/or video is received. The input data may then be pre-processed and used as an input into a convolution network that may, in some instances, have elements that perform both spatial-wise max pooling and temporal-wise max pooling. The convolution network may be used to generate a plurality of prediction results of relevant motion of the objects of interest.

CPC Classifications

G06T 7/246 G06N 5/046 G06T 7/254 G06T 2207/20081 G06T 2207/20084 G06T 2207/30232

Filing Date

2025-05-20

Application No.

19213738

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USPTO
Published
April 9th, 2026
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Notice
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Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor
Document ID
US20260099927A1

Who this affects

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Industry sector
5112 Software & Technology
Activity scope
Patent application filing AI model development Video surveillance
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United States US

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Intellectual Property
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Legal
Topics
Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity

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