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IJSREM60740
Volume:
10 |
4 |
April 2026
Pages:
1-3
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Department of IT
SVIT
Department of IT
SVIT
Department of IT
SVIT
Department of IT
SVIT
Department of IT
SVIT
In recent times, maintaining safety and academic integrity within educational institutions has become a critical challenge. While CCTV cameras are extensively deployed across campuses and examination halls, they rely heavily on manual monitoring, which is inefficient, prone to human error, and causes delayed responses to critical events. This paper proposes a novel, multi-scenario automated surveillance framework based on advanced deep learning and computer vision techniques. The proposed system is designed to operate in two distinct modes: a Campus Safety mode and an Academic Integrity mode. For violence detection, the architecture integrates YOLOv7 for rapid human detection with a MobileNet-BiLSTM classifier to accurately recognize violent actions. For examination monitoring, the system utilizes Deep Keyframe Detection combined with a Multilayer Perceptron (MLP) enhanced YOLOv8 algorithm (SEYOLOv8) and a ResNet-based 3D CNN to identify subtle cheating behaviors like passing notes or unauthorized looking. By unifying these dual pipelines into a single deployable framework, this study outlines a scalable solution that minimizes manual invigilation, enhances real-time threat detection, and ensures a secure, fair educational environment.
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The reliance on manual CCTV monitoring in educational institutions leaves critical vulnerabilities in both physical safety and academic fairness. This paper proposed an automated, multi-scenario surveillance system that integrates advanced computer vision and deep learning techniques to address these flaws. By synthesizing YOLOv7 and MobileNet-BiLSTM for rapid violence detection alongside an MLP-enhanced YOLOv8 and ResNet 3D CNN for precise cheating recognition, the framework provides a comprehensive solution optimized for edge deployment. Future iterations of this project will focus on the empirical implementation of these algorithms, testing them against custom datasets, and integrating the analytical backend with a real-time web dashboard for institutional administration.
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Publication Date
4/29/2026
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