Large Language Models for Video Surveillance Applications

Ulindu De Silva, Leon Fernando, Billy Lau Pik Lik, Zann Koh, Sam Conrad Joyce +2 more
1/6/2025
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The rapid increase in video content production has resulted in enormous data volumes, creating significant challenges for efficient analysis and resource management. To address this, robust video analysis tools are essential. This paper presents an innovative proof of concept using Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in the form of Vision Language Models to enhance the downstream video analysis process. Our tool generates customized textual summaries based on user-defined queries, providing focused insights within extensive video datasets. Unlike traditional methods that offer generic summaries or limited action recognition, our approach utilizes Vision Language Models to extract relevant information, improving analysis precision and efficiency. The proposed method produces textual summaries from extensive CCTV footage, which can then be stored for an indefinite time in a very small storage space compared to videos, allowing users to quickly navigate and verify significant events without exhaustive manual review. Qualitative evaluations result in 80% and 70% accuracy in temporal and spatial quality and consistency of the pipeline respectively.

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@article{silva2025large,
  title  = {Large Language Models for Video Surveillance Applications},
  author = {Ulindu De Silva and Leon Fernando and Billy Lau Pik Lik and Zann Koh and Sam Conrad Joyce and Belinda Yuen and Chau Yuen},
  year   = {2025},
  eprint = {2501.02850},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2501.02850v1}
}

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