Stumbled across this LinkedIn post.
"Using Cisco Meraki MV72 cameras, AWS Rekognition, and a python script, I was able to immediately detect both a "gun" and a "weapon."
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ugcPost-6575006323803471872-DN5K
The word "weapon" is a bit vague, that could mean a firearm, sword, knife, baseball bat etc.....
>The word "weapon" is a bit vague, that could mean a firearm, sword, knife, baseball bat etc.....
It recognises objects being used in a threatening manner. So it is behaviour based. That is why it is vague.
A pen might not be considered an assault weapon normally - unless you starting lunging with it towards a person.
If it's detecting objects being used in a threatening manner I would also want to see a video showing something other than a gun. Going one step further, if the scripts could detect *any object*, then the reality is we don't need to detect the object but the behavior itself since the object (assuming there is one) is not of importance.
@NolanHerring do you have the link you can share?The Linkedin post is not working 😕