Systems and methods for detecting symptoms of occupant illness

Method of detecting symptoms of illness, comprising: receiving an image 602, audio data 402 and/or radar data 1102; classifying portions of the image, audio data and/or radar data as indicating an illness symptom, such as a cough or sneeze 610, 408, 1110; determining a location of the recognized symptom utilizing the image data from the image source 612, 412, 1112; and displaying an indicator that a recognized symptom occurred at a location 1508. The audio data may come from a plurality of audio sources and the symptoms’ location 412 determined through triangulation. The RADAR data may be used to detect a person’s vital signs. Where more than one data source is used, fusion of the data may occur prior (1502, Fig. 15) or subsequent to 1602 classifying an activity from the data (1110, Fig. 15; 410, 610, 1110, Fig. 16). Recognised symptoms may be aggregated (summed) over time 1506 to provide a color-coded frequency heat map (500, Fig. 5) indicating the location of the recognised symptoms ( ...

System and method for operating physical entities based on a virtual representation of the physical entities

An apparatus and method for person detection, tracking and identification utilizing wireless signals and images

An apparatus comprises: a wireless transceiver to communicate packet data with a mobile device associated with one or more persons in a vicinity of the wireless transceiver; a camera to capture image data of one or more persons in the vicinity; and a controller in communication with the wireless transceiver and the camera, the controller configured to: receive a plurality of packet data from the mobile device, including at least amplitude information associated with a wireless channel communicating with the wireless transceiver; determine camera motion representing motion of the person(s) utilizing the image data and a packet motion representing motion of the person(s) utilizing the packet data; identify each of the one or more persons in response to the camera motion and the packet motion e.g. by comparison of camera and packet motion; and output information associated with each of the one or more persons in response to the identification. Inertial movement data may be received from the ...