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Journal DOI No:
03.2021-11278686

Title:
FALL DETECTION USING AI IN SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS

Authors:
Dr. Archana Shirke , Reeba Feroz Patel , Angel Mathew , Krishna Thusoo , Ayush Nair

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Dr. Archana Shirke , Reeba Feroz Patel , Angel Mathew , Krishna Thusoo , Ayush Nair,
FALL DETECTION USING AI IN SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS,
International Research Journal of Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies (www.irjhis.com), ISSN : 2582-8568, Special Issue, January 2025 One Day International Symposium Organized By SETH HIRACHAND MUTHA COLLEGE OF ARTS, COMMERCE & SCIENCE, KALYAN (Maharashtra, India), Page No : 94-100,
Available at : http://irjhis.com/paper/IRJHISIS2501013.pdf

Abstract:

Falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries among older adults, with over 36 million falls reported annually in the U.S., according to the CDC. AI-based fall detection systems offer an advanced solution by enhancing response times and safety through real-time, device-free monitoring using machine learning and computer vision. These systems provide continuous surveillance, accurately detecting falls and reducing the severity of injuries. Healthcare facilities, nursing homes, and private residences benefit from improved patient care and faster response times. By eliminating the need for wearable devices, these AI systems are more convenient and accessible for elderly users, ensuring wider coverage and increased reliability. As the elderly population grows, AI-driven fall detection will play a vital role in promoting independent living, timely interventions, and reducing healthcare costs associated with fall-related injuries.



Keywords:

Fall detection, computer vision, elderly safety, non-wearable devices, real-time monitoring



Publication Details:
Published Paper ID: IRJHISIS2501013
Registration ID: 21739
Published In: Special Issue, January 2025 One Day International Symposium Organized By SETH HIRACHAND MUTHA COLLEGE OF ARTS, COMMERCE & SCIENCE, KALYAN (Maharashtra, India)
Page No: 94-100
ISSN Number: 2582-8568

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