Yolo-V7 to Overcome Theft Activities

“Yolo-V7 to Overcome Theft Activities.”

N Omkar Sainath, Ch Chandu, T Swathi, U Jyothi, P Charitha, Sankaran Ramesh Kumar

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School of Enginnering, Department of AI&ML, Malla Reddy University, Hyderabad – 500043, India.

Abstract— This project aims to develop a robust and efficient theft detection system using the state-of-the-art object detection algorithm, YOLO V7. The system will leverage the power of deep learning to analyze video surveillance footage and identify suspicious activities, such as the removal of objects from designated areas or unusual movements within a monitored space. The system integrates YOLOv7 with advanced computer vision techniques to detect suspicious activities, such as unauthorized access, unusual movements, or tampering with protected assets. Real-time video feeds from surveillance cameras are processed using the YOLOv7 model to identify predefined objects (e.g., weapons, masked individuals) and behaviors indicative of potential theft. When an anomaly is detected, the system triggers alerts, sends notifications, and activates security protocols to mitigate threats. This project emphasizes cost-efficiency and scalability, ensuring adaptability to various environments such as homes, offices, warehouses, and public spaces. By automating theft detection and response, the YOLOv7-based system aims to enhance security, reduce human monitoring efforts, and deter criminal activities effectively. Future enhancements could incorporate deep learning for behavioral analysis, multi-camera coordination, and integration with IoT devices for a comprehensive security solution.