Smart Crowd Analyzer is a real-time system for indoor crowd analysis. The system is implemented based on a people counter, that detects individuals as well as group of individuals. With bi-directional counting, age and gender determination; as well as regular customer detection system; it proves to be an ideal mechanism for crowd analysis. All these analysis are then reported on a website that provides stats and business insights to its users.
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1. Department of Electrical Engineering,
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore
Smart Crowd Analyzer
Group No: 02
Project Advisor: Dr. Ubaid Abdullah Fiaz
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2. Team Introduction
Hamda Anees (Team Leader)
2017-EE-007
Specialization: Computer
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Mehrunisa Ashraf
2017-EE-0002
Specialization: Computer
Haris Rafique
2017-EE-024
Specialization: Computer
Shahkar Ul Hassan
2017-EE-036
Specialization: Computer
3. Problem Statement
• Over the last decade, retailers are facing significant
obstacles, such a staff planning, unavailability of
stocks, accumulation of unwanted items, and the
inability to accurately forecast demands, etc. All these
problems result in poor performance/sales, and
ultimately, result in profit loss.
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4. Proposed Solution
This proposed project is modeled upon a people counter,
namely, “Smart Crowd Analyzer”, which is a bidirectional
wireless crowd analysis device based on a smart-cam that
analyses crowd features using artificial intelligence and deep
learning algorithms. The project is based on prior research
with the addition of embedded features such as group
detection, age detection, gender determination, regular
customer detection, and staff exclusion. After analysis of the
physical traits, an analytical report is generated, that provides
retailers with deep insights analysis and tracking in retail
operations.
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5. Benefits of People Counter
Stock Management
Sales Conversion
Visual Surveillance
Customer Behavioral Analysis
Staff Schedule Planner
Public Space Designing
Retail Analysis Report
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6. Features
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Gender Detection
Regular Customer Detection Age Detection
Group Detection
Applications
7. Architecture
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1. Capture Real-time video through a surveillance camera.
2. Data will be passed along a series of algorithms.
3. On basis of algorithm, we will detect; gender, age, no.
of people entering/exiting, no. of group (of people),and
time interval.
4. Generate Real-time stats, visuals (such as charts,
tables).
5. Generate a website to monitor daily, weekly, and
monthly progress and analysis report.
11. What we have done so far?:
Implementation of the following algorithms:
Age Detection
Gender Detection
Regular Customer Detection
Bi-Directional Counter
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12. Implementation of Gender & Age Detection
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13. Implementation of Regular Customer
Detection
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18. Future Deliverables
• Currently, we are working on making an effective
database system for our website.
• Moreover, the sales conversion and marketing features
needs to be deployed.
• Other features that we are considering to introduce are:
Heatmaps
Cyber-Security
Face-Mask Detection
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19. References
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