Enhanced Monitoring and Security Measures with Video Analysis
V. Esther Jyothi, G. Rakesh, Vipparla Aruna, Shobana Gorintla, Yalanati Ayyappa, U. Ganesh Naidu · 2025
In modern surveillance, activities have increasingly become dependent on the continuous observation offered by CCTV systems. Still, with massive amounts of video data generated in a minute, sifting through this information manually to pick up any anomalies would be extremely burdensome and nearly impossible without significant human labor and vigilant watchfulness. CNN and CLIP models changed everything with regards to the working of surveillance systems. It makes use of CNN's capability for video frame processing and analysis to detect and classify these activities in the frames as either normal or suspicious. At the same time, it improves this by adding the CLIP model's capability of understanding textual descriptions and visual content together for better nuance detection in suspicious activities. This methodology transforms video surveillance by breaking video streams into frames and analyzing the behavior and interactions of persons in those frames. The synergy of CNN and CLIP models not only ensures real-time, efficient, and accurate surveillance but also minimizes dependency on extensive manual labor for monitoring. This paper aims to provide a contribution toward developing better security infrastructures in public spaces, transportation hubs, and private facilities. The introduction of this anomaly-detection mechanism can hugely improve the capability of implemented surveillance systems with a proactive response based on real-time detection and response capabilities against suspicious activities.