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Fly above and beyond: Equipping, testing and evaluating an aerial rescue drone capable of human body detection through artificial intelligence

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2022-06
Auteur
Khan, Mohammad Adil S.
Jardio, John Lee J.
Lagayada, Jasmin L.
Thesis Adviser
Nava, Babylou G.
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Lagos, Gelvie
Valdueza, Juicy C.
Alimoot, Marian Mie A.
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Time is crucial when it comes to monitoring, search and rescue, etc. Therefore, a drone capable of making the monitoring side of the operation much easier will be very beneficial when it comes to reducing rescue time. This study aimed to develop a human body detecting Al and implement it into a drone’s camera. The drone could then be used in many applications such as, search and rescue operations or security monitoring. A custom dataset of around 150 images was created and prepared for further training of the Al. Various models of the YOLO algorithm were studied carefully to fit the required dataset. The goal was to measure the accuracy and reliability of this Al in different scenarios. After several tests, the results obtained were accurate enough to be encouraged for search and rescue operations.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12852/2801
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Khan, M. A. S. , Jardio, J. L. J. & Legayada, J. L. (2022). Fly above and beyond: Equipping, testing and evaluating an aerial rescue drone capable of human body detection through artificial intelligence [Unpublished special paper]. Central Philippine University.
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Special paper
Sujet
Artificial intelligence OCLC - FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology); Algorithms OCLC - FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology)
Keywords
Drone
Department
College of Engineering
Degree
Bachelor of Sciene in Electronics Engineering
Shelf Location
TK 5102 .7 .K43 2022
Physical Description
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