Surveillance system having a miniature television camera mounted

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1989-03-28

1991-01-01

Groody, James J.

Facsimile and static presentation processing

Facsimile

Specific signal processing circuitry

358109, 358229, H04N 718

Patent

active

049822810

ABSTRACT:
A surveillance system wherein a miniature television surveillance camera capable of transmitting signals to a monitor is mounted in a mannequin so that the television surveillance camera cannot be seen and the mannequin is positioned in a selected area of an establishment so that the lens portion has a desired field of view. In the preferred embodiments, the lens portion comprises at least a portion of the iris and pupil of at least one eye of the mannequin.

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Mannequins Designed to Keep an Eye Out for Crime, American Journal, The Washington Post, Jul. 15, 1989.

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