The problem Surviliance System solves

Our application serves as a vital tool for government security agencies, enabling them to upload photos of individuals considered threats to public gatherings or those evading law enforcement. Using AI technology, the system scans uploaded images to detect faces accurately. Upon uploading, the agency receives a unique link accessible on smartphones worldwide. When accessed, the smartphone transforms into a surveillance camera. If any activity is detected in the camera's vicinity, the system immediately sends real-time location data and images of the individual to the central agency. This ensures swift action in apprehending suspects. Moreover, if the suspect moves to another location and triggers a different camera, the system creates a comprehensive trail of the suspect's movements. Importantly, access to this sensitive location and image data is restricted solely to authorized personnel within the central agency, ensuring confidentiality and security.

Challenges we ran into

We encountered a significant hurdle during the integration of ArcGIS with React.js due to the lack of optimization in the ArcGIS library for seamless connectivity with React. Consequently, we had to reconstruct certain functions within a constrained timeframe to establish a smooth connection between the two platforms. This involved adapting and rebuilding functionalities to ensure compatibility and efficient interaction between ArcGIS and React.js.