WO2016208791A1

WO2016208791A1 - Monitoring system and method using attachable camera for preserving security and securing evidence

Info

Publication number: WO2016208791A1
Application number: PCT/KR2015/006627
Authority: WO
Inventors: 강영모
Original assignee: 강영모
Priority date: 2015-06-24
Filing date: 2015-06-29
Publication date: 2016-12-29
Also published as: KR101602604B1

Abstract

Disclosed is a monitoring system and method using an attachable camera for preserving security and securing evidence. The system comprises: an attachable camera including a housing made of a transparent PVC material having a shape of a trapezoidal quadrangular column of which the upper side has a circular shape or a quadrangular shape and the length of the base side is 50 mm or 100 mm, the housing being installed in one of a street-side tree, a streetlight, sidewalk blocks, a road, a crosswalk, a column of a building, an outer wall, a wheelchair, and crutches, a solar module for supplying power through solar power generation, a memory for previously storing behavior image patterns associated with a fight, sexual violence, climbing an outer wall, a fire, a traffic accident, a hit-and-run, an act of defacement, a larcenous act, and an act of robbery, an image photographing module installed inside the housing to photograph an image of the outside, a behavior recognizing module for determining whether a behavior image pattern stored in advance in the memory is recognized from an image of the outside, an image capturing module for successively capturing a corresponding image of the outside and outputting the captured image when it is determined that a behavior image pattern is recognized, and a wireless communication module for transmitting a captured image and ID information in real time; a user terminal for receiving and displaying a captured image and ID information in real time, and displaying, on a map, location information according to the corresponding ID information; and a monitoring server for receiving, storing, and displaying a captured image and ID information, and automatically reporting a crime or emergency situation corresponding to the captured image to a previously designated contact.

Description

Monitoring system and method using attachable camera for security maintenance and evidence

The present invention relates to a monitoring system and method for maintaining security and securing evidence, and more particularly to a monitoring system and method using an attached camera for maintaining security and securing evidence.

Conventionally, a means such as a closed circuit television (CCTV) or a vehicle black box has been developed and used to secure evidence of security and various accidents.

Patents 10-0585553 and 10-0408535 disclose a CCTV security system.

This CCTV security system can quickly respond to various incidents such as robbery, sexual harassment or hit-and-run accidents, accidents and crimes, and plays an important role as evidence when necessary.

By the way, the conventional CCTV not only takes a considerable installation cost and maintenance cost, but also installation work or management work is a significant burden. In particular, CCTV can only be seen in front of the camera and the shooting range is quite narrow, there is a disadvantage that a blind spot occurs. Therefore, the shooting angle should be changed manually or automatically from time to time.

In particular, when the power is interrupted, no function can be performed as a security means at all, and security monitoring or evidence cannot be obtained after the robbery or thief shuts off the power.

In addition, CCTV is very large in size and is also in a formalized form so that outsiders can easily check its installation and installation location, and there is a problem that it may move or sneak into the blind spot only.

On the other hand, disabled people who depend on wheelchairs or crutches can be easily damaged by strength, in which case they cannot easily cope with the damage. In addition, the blind may be easily harmed by pickpockets, thieves, robbers, etc. in the outside environment. Women can also be easily exposed to sexual assault and rape late at night.

However, existing CCTVs alone cannot prevent all of these crimes, and there are limitations in dealing with them immediately due to the characteristics of CCTV and the blind spots described above. In addition, there is a problem that the real-time response rate for crime falls if there is no continuous monitoring of monitoring personnel.

An object of the present invention is to provide a monitoring system using an attached camera for maintaining security and securing evidence.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a monitoring method using an attached camera for maintaining security and securing evidence.

In the monitoring system using the attached camera for maintaining the security and securing the evidence according to the object of the present invention described above, the upper surface is composed of a trapezoidal rectangular pillar shape is composed of a round or square and the length of the bottom is 50 mm or 100 mm Material Made of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material, the housing is installed on any one of street trees, street lights, sidewalk blocks, roads, pedestrian crossings, building columns, exterior walls, wheelchair chairs, and underarm crutches. The solar module is connected to both sides of the trapezoidal rectangular pillar of the housing and supplies power by solar power, and fights, sexual violence, climbing the outer wall of the building, fire, traffic accidents, vehicle hits, vandalism, thieves. Behavior image patterns for behavior and intensity behavior are stored in advance in the memory, and installed inside the housing to display external images through the housing. An image capturing module for photographing, a behavior recognition module for determining whether a behavior image pattern stored in the memory is recognized in the external image photographed by the image capturing module, and a behavior image pattern previously stored in the memory in the behavior recognition module In case it is determined that the image is captured, the image capture module for continuously capturing the corresponding external image and outputting the captured image, and the wireless communication module for transmitting the captured image and identification information output from the image capture module in real time. Attachable camera comprising a; A user terminal for receiving and displaying captured image and ID information captured from a wireless communication module of the attached camera in real time, and displaying location information according to the ID information on a map; A monitoring server for receiving, storing and displaying captured image and ID information captured from a wireless communication module of the attached camera in real time, and automatically notifying a predetermined contact of a crime or emergency corresponding to the displayed captured image ( monitoring server).

Here, the behavior recognition module, when the housing is installed on a wheelchair or crutches, may be configured to output a behavior image pattern recognized by the behavior recognition module as a voice through an earphone.

Monitoring method using the attached camera for maintaining the security and secure evidence in accordance with another object of the present invention described above, the upper surface is composed of a trapezoidal rectangular column shape consisting of a circular or square and the length of the bottom is 50 mm or 100 mm Transparent material Constructed of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material, the housing is installed on any one of avenue, street lamp, sidewalk block, road, pedestrian crossing, building pillar, exterior wall, wheel chair and underarm crutch. And a solar cell module connected to both bottom surfaces of a trapezoidal quadrangular column of the housing and having a solar module for generating and supplying power using sunlight. Capturing an external image by the module through the housing; Determining, by the behavior recognition module of the attached camera, whether a behavior image pattern previously stored in a memory is recognized in an external image captured by the image capturing module; If it is determined that the behavior image pattern stored in the memory is recognized by the behavior recognition module, an image capture module of the attached camera outputs a captured image by continuously capturing the corresponding external image; Transmitting, by a wireless communication module of the attachable camera, the captured image output from the image capture module and identification information of the attachable camera to a user terminal and a monitoring server in real time; The user terminal receiving and displaying captured image and ID information captured from a wireless communication module of the attached camera in real time, and displaying location information according to the ID information on a map; The monitoring server receiving, storing and displaying captured image and ID information captured from a wireless communication module of the attached camera in real time; The monitoring server may be configured to automatically notify a predetermined contact of the crime or emergency situation corresponding to the displayed captured image.

Here, the behavior image pattern stored in advance in the memory may be composed of behavior image patterns for fighting, sexual violence, climbing the outer wall of the building, fire, traffic accident, vehicle hit, vandalism, thieves and robbery.

If it is determined that the behavior image pattern stored in the memory is previously recognized by the behavior recognition module, the image capture module of the attached camera outputs a captured image by continuously capturing the corresponding external image. When the housing is installed in a wheelchair or crutches, the behavior recognition module may be configured to output the recognized behavior image pattern in real time as a voice through an earphone.

According to the monitoring system and method using an attached camera for maintaining the security and securing the evidence, because the size is very small and can be attached to various places such as street lamps, porches, bags, buckles, wheelchairs, crutches, It is convenient to install and maintain and is not easily exposed to others.

In addition, since the housing is made of a transparent material and the shooting range is formed by 180 degrees in front of the transparent housing, the blind spot does not occur and there is an effect of capturing a crime or an accident without missing it.

In addition, by being configured to supply power by the solar module, there is an advantage that can be installed anywhere, regardless of the availability of commercial power, there is little maintenance cost. In addition, the problem that security monitoring is disabled due to a power cut or a power supply interruption is solved.

1 is a front view of an attached camera according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a diagram illustrating an installation of an attachable camera according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

3 is a block diagram of a monitoring system using an attached camera for maintaining security and securing evidence according to an embodiment of the present invention.

4 is an exemplary view of a behavior image pattern according to an embodiment of the present invention.

5 is a flowchart illustrating a monitoring method using an attached camera for maintaining security and securing evidence according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

6 is a flowchart illustrating a monitoring method using an attached camera for maintaining security and securing evidence according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

As the inventive concept allows for various changes and numerous embodiments, particular embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the written description. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, it should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention. In describing the drawings, similar reference numerals are used for similar elements.

Terms such as first, second, A, and B may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. The terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another. For example, without departing from the scope of the present invention, the first component may be referred to as the second component, and similarly, the second component may also be referred to as the first component. The term and / or includes a combination of a plurality of related items or any item of a plurality of related items.

When a component is referred to as being "connected" or "connected" to another component, it may be directly connected to or connected to that other component, but it may be understood that other components may be present in between. Should be. On the other hand, when a component is said to be "directly connected" or "directly connected" to another component, it should be understood that there is no other component in between.

The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular example embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In this application, the terms "comprise" or "have" are intended to indicate that there is a feature, number, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification, and one or more other features. It is to be understood that the present invention does not exclude the possibility of the presence or the addition of numbers, steps, operations, components, components, or a combination thereof.

Unless defined otherwise, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art. Terms such as those defined in the commonly used dictionaries should be construed as having meanings consistent with the meanings in the context of the related art and shall not be construed in ideal or excessively formal meanings unless expressly defined in this application. Do not.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Referring to FIG. 1, the attachable camera 110 includes an image capturing module 114 and other components in a housing 111, and photovoltaic modules 112 are provided on both sides of the housing 111. It is provided.

Here, the housing 111 may be configured in the shape of a trapezoidal quadrangular column whose upper surface is formed in a circular or square shape and the length of the bottom surface is 50 mm or 100 mm as shown in FIG. 1.

Since the attachable camera 110 is very small in size, its installation is very easy and its installation is not easily exposed to others.

The housing 111 may be made of a transparent material PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material.

The housing 111 has a front surface all made of a transparent material, and thus the image capturing module 114 may be configured to photograph the front face in a range of 180 degrees up, down, left, and right without a blind spot.

The solar module 112 is configured to be connected to both bottom surfaces of the trapezoidal square pillar shape of the housing 111, and to be configured to produce power by photovoltaic power generation and to supply the image capturing module 114 and other components. Can be.

Since the attachable camera 110 generates and consumes power by itself by the solar module 112, there is an advantage that it can be easily used even when a commercial power source cannot be used or pulled out at its installation site.

As shown in FIG. 2, the attachable camera 110 may be installed on an exterior wall, a tree, barbed wire, a street lamp, a wheelchair, and the like regardless of its installation location. In addition, it can be installed in street trees, street lamps, sidewalk blocks, roads, crosswalks, pillars, underarm crutches, forest trees, front doors, bags, belt buckles, backpacks, and the like. In FIG. 2E, the attachable camera 110 is attached to the front of the visually impaired body, and the earphone 118 extends from the attachable camera 110.

Referring to FIG. 3, a monitoring system (hereinafter, referred to as a “monitoring system”) 100 using an attachable camera for maintaining security and securing evidence according to an embodiment of the present invention may include an attachable camera 110 and a user. It may be configured to include the terminal 120 and the monitoring server 130.

Here, the attachable camera 110 may include a housing 111, a solar module 112, a memory 113, an image capturing module 114, a behavior recognition module 115, and an image capture module ( 116, a wireless communication module 117, an earphone 118, and an auto lighting module 119.

Hereinafter, the detailed structure is demonstrated.

As described above, the housing 111 of the attachable camera 110 may be configured in the shape of a trapezoidal square column having a top surface formed of a circular or rectangular shape and a length of the bottom surface formed of 50 mm or 100 mm. In addition, the housing 111 may be made of a transparent material PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material.

As described above, the solar module 112 of the attachable camera 110 is connected to both bottom surfaces of a trapezoidal square pillar shape of the housing 111, and generates power by photovoltaic power generation to generate an image photographing module ( 114) and other configurations.

The memory 113 of the attachable camera 110 may be configured to pre-store behavior image patterns for fighting, sexual violence, climbing up a building wall, fire, traffic accidents, vehicle hits, vandalism, thieves and robbery.

The behavior image pattern may be recognized by first extracting the shape vector of the image, recognizing the object of the shape vector, and grasping the motion of the object according to the tracking of the shape vector. Thus, how many people, children, adults, women or men can be distinguished, whether a person is lying or fighting, walking, walking over an outer wall, and the like.

The basic behavioral image patterns can identify vehicle hits, traffic accidents, fires, sexual assaults, fights, and thieves.

The image capturing module 114 of the attachable camera 110 may be installed in the housing 111 to be configured to photograph an external image through the housing 111. The external image captured in real time for 24 hours may be stored in the memory 113, and may be overwritten and deleted over time.

If the night behavior image pattern is important, an infrared imaging module (not shown) may be provided together.

The behavior recognition module 115 of the attachable camera 110 may be configured to determine whether a behavior image pattern stored in the memory 113 is recognized in the external image captured by the image capturing module 114.

When it is determined that the external image of the attachable camera 110 corresponds to the behavior image pattern stored in the memory 113, the image capturing module 116 of the attachable camera 110 continuously captures and captures the external image. It may be configured to output an image. For example, it may be configured to continuously capture about 50 times at least one second interval at the determination time.

On the other hand, when it is determined that the external image of the attachable camera 110 corresponds to the behavior image pattern stored in the memory 113 in advance, the behavior recognition module 115 of the attachable camera 110 may use the earphone image pattern as the earphone. And outputs to voice via 118. In the case of the visually impaired, the captured image cannot be viewed, so that the image may be audibly informed through the earphones of the behavior image pattern such as the thief or robbery in real time.

On the other hand, the behavior recognition module 115 of the attachable camera 110 may further include a GPS module (not shown) to prevent others from obstructing or disabling the view of the attachable camera 110. When the position is changed by the GPS module, the wireless communication module 117 may be configured to notify the user terminal 120 or the monitoring server 130 in real time.

In addition, the behavior recognition module 115 of the attachable camera 110 may monitor the user terminal 120 or the monitoring server 130 in real time even when the external image captured by the image capturing module 114 comes out black due to visual disturbance. Can be configured to notify.

On the other hand, the image capture module 116 may be configured to contrast the previous image and the current image in real time from the external image captured in real time. As a result of contrast, when the previous image and the current image are changing in real time, that is, when any movement is continuously captured in the external image, the image capturing module 166 may be configured to continuously capture the external image in real time. The capture of such a movement may not be a crime or an emergency, but such a continuous captured image is automatically backed up and stored in the memory 113 or the user terminal 120 or the monitoring server 130 automatically through the wireless communication module 117. Can be stored as backup. When there is a behavior image pattern that is not properly recognized by the behavior recognition module 115, the motion captured continuous captured image may be used to secure or cope with evidence later.

And when the motion is captured may be configured to automatically notify the user terminal 120 or the monitoring server 130 through the wireless communication module 117. In this case, the user terminal 120 may query the continuous capture image stored in the monitoring server 130.

The wireless communication module 117 of the attachable camera 110 may display the captured image output from the image capture module 116 and identification information of the attachable camera 110 in the user terminal 120 and the monitoring server 130. Can be configured to transmit in real time. Here, the ID information may be configured to include information on the installation place of the corresponding camera 110.

The wireless communication module 117 may be configured with various communication modules such as zigbee, bluetooth, wifi, 3G / 4G mobile communication, and may be appropriate depending on the communication infrastructure of the installation site. The communication module may be provided.

As described above, the earphone 118 of the attachable camera 110 is configured to enable the visually impaired to recognize the behavior image pattern through hearing.

The automatic lighting module 119 of the attachable camera 110 automatically turns on the lighting when it is dark at night or in fog or when there is insufficient sunlight to perform the function of helping to capture an external image.

The automatic lighting module 119 may be configured to always be turned on when the surrounding is dark and the external image is not properly photographed. When the image capturing module 114 has an infrared camera, the automatic lighting module 119 may not need to be provided.

The auto lighting module 119 may be configured to recognize whether the ambient illumination is low through an illumination sensor (not shown).

Alternatively, the automatic lighting module 119 receives information on whether current power generation is being made from the photovoltaic module 112 even if there is no illuminance sensor, and automatically turns on the lighting if the current power generation is not being made and the current power. It can also be configured to turn off the lights automatically if production is in progress.

The user terminal 120 may be configured to receive and display captured image and ID information captured from the wireless communication module 117 of the attached camera 110 in real time. In addition, the user terminal 120 may be configured to display location information according to the corresponding ID information on a map.

The monitoring server 130 may be configured to receive, store and display the captured image and ID information captured from the wireless communication module 117 of the attached camera 110 in real time.

The monitoring server 130 may be configured to automatically notify a predetermined contact of a crime or emergency corresponding to the displayed captured image. The predetermined contact may be, for example, a fire station, a police station, a security company, various public agencies, and the like.

Referring to FIG. 4, a behavioral image pattern is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 4A, when a person (object) falls down in front of a stationary car, it may be an action image pattern of a road traffic accident. Here, if the car stopped after a predetermined time leaves the person lying down, it may be a behavior image pattern of the hit and miss accident.

In FIG. 4B, a behavior image pattern in which a person (object) is suspended on the outer wall with a window and disappears into the window may be a thief act of breaking into the window on the outer wall. It is preferable to store the most suitable behavior image pattern in the memory 113 according to the installation location of the attachable camera 110.

4C shows that a wildfire occurred in the forest. The behavioral image pattern of a forest fire can be perceived as a fire when an object of very bright illumination exhibits varying shapes of fire.

FIG. 4D shows that the behavior image pattern indicates that a person (object) who rides a bag (object) or a person (object) or a person who rides a motorcycle (object) takes the bag and runs away. This behavioral image pattern corresponds to thieves or pickpockets.

In addition, when two people (objects) are tangled up and move badly, they can be seen as fights, and when there are two people (objects) holding swords, they can be seen as robbers.

Referring to Figure 5, first, the monitoring method according to the present invention is composed of a transparent material PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material of the trapezoidal square column shape of which the top surface is composed of a circular or square and the length of the bottom is 50 mm or 100 mm Housing 111 installed on any one of a street, street lamp, sidewalk block, road, pedestrian crossing, building column, outer wall, wheel chair and underarm crutch, trapezoid of housing 111 It is configured to use the attached camera 110 having a photovoltaic module 112 that is connected to both bottom of the rectangular pillar shape and generates and supplies power using sunlight.

Each step of the present invention is as follows.

First, the image capturing module 113 of the attachable camera 110 captures an external image through the housing 111 (S101).

Next, the behavior recognition module 115 of the attachable camera 110 determines whether a behavior image pattern stored in the memory 113 is recognized in the external image captured by the image capturing module 114 (S102). ).

Here, the behavior image patterns stored in advance in the memory 113 may include behavior image patterns for fighting, sexual assault, climbing up a building wall, fire, traffic accident, vehicle hit, vandalism, thieves, and robbery.

Next, the image capture module 116 of the attached camera 110 continuously captures the corresponding external image and outputs the captured image (S103).

Here, when the housing 11 is installed in a wheelchair or crutches, the behavior recognition module 115 may be configured to output the recognized behavior image pattern in real time as a voice through the earphone 118.

Next, the wireless communication module 117 of the attachable camera 110 transmits the captured image output from the image capture module 116 and identification information of the attachable camera 110 to the user terminal 120 in real time. It transmits to the monitoring server 130 (S104).

Next, the user terminal 120 receives and displays captured image and ID information captured from the wireless communication module 117 of the attached camera 110 in real time, and displays location information according to the corresponding ID information on a map. (S105).

Next, the monitoring server 130 receives, stores and displays the captured image and ID information captured from the wireless communication module 117 of the attached camera 110 in real time (S106).

Next, the monitoring server 130 automatically notifies the predetermined contact of the crime or emergency corresponding to the displayed captured image (S107).

Referring to FIG. 6, first, the image capturing module 113 of the attachable camera 110 photographs an external image through the housing 111 (S201).

Next, the behavior recognition module 115 determines whether motion is captured in the external image (S202). When the motion is captured, while the motion is captured, the image capture module continuously captures an external image and stores the backup image in the memory 113 (S103). According to a user's setting, the wireless communication module 117 may be configured to backup and store the user terminal 120 or the monitoring server 130.

Next, the behavior recognition module 115 of the attachable camera 110 determines whether the behavior image pattern stored in the memory 113 is recognized in the external image captured by the image capturing module 114 (S204). ).

Next, the wireless communication module 117 of the attachable camera 110 transmits the captured image output from the image capture module 116 and identification information of the attachable camera 110 to the user terminal 120 in real time. It transmits to the monitoring server 130 (S205).

Next, the user terminal 120 receives and displays captured image and ID information captured from the wireless communication module 117 of the attached camera 110 in real time, and displays location information according to the corresponding ID information on a map. (S206).

Next, the monitoring server 130 receives, stores and displays the captured image and ID information captured from the wireless communication module 117 of the attached camera 110 in real time (S207).

Next, the monitoring server 130 automatically notifies the predetermined contact of the crime or emergency corresponding to the displayed captured image (S208).

Although described with reference to the above embodiments, those skilled in the art can understand that the present invention can be variously modified and changed without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention described in the claims below. There will be.

The present invention relates to a monitoring system and method for maintaining security and securing evidence can be used in the security industry.

Claims

It consists of a transparent polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material in the form of a trapezoidal quadrangular column, the top of which is round or square, and the bottom of which is 50 mm or 100 mm. It is a tree, street lamp, sidewalk block, road, pedestrian crossing, building The housing is installed on any one of a pillar, an outer wall, a wheel chair, and an underarm crutch, and is connected to both bottom surfaces of a trapezoidal rectangular pillar of the housing, and is supplied with solar power. A photovoltaic module, and a memory image pattern for fighting, sexual assault, climbing up a building, fire, traffic accident, vehicle hit, vandalism, theft and robbery, and a memory in advance, An image capturing module for capturing an external image through the housing and a row previously stored in the memory in an external image captured by the image capturing module A behavior recognition module for determining whether an image pattern is recognized, and if it is determined that the behavior image pattern previously stored in the memory is recognized by the behavior recognition module, image capture for continuously capturing a corresponding external image and outputting a captured image Attached camera comprising a module and a wireless communication module for transmitting in real time the captured image and the identification information output from the image capture module;

A user terminal for receiving and displaying captured image and ID information captured from a wireless communication module of the attached camera in real time, and displaying location information according to the ID information on a map;

A monitoring server for receiving, storing and displaying captured image and ID information captured from a wireless communication module of the attached camera in real time, and automatically notifying a predetermined contact of a crime or emergency corresponding to the displayed captured image ( Monitoring system with attached camera for security maintenance and evidence including monitoring server.
The method of claim 1, wherein the behavior recognition module,

When the housing is installed in a wheelchair or crutches, monitoring using an attachable camera for security maintenance and evidence securing, characterized in that configured to output the voice image pattern recognized by the behavior recognition module through an earphone. system.
It consists of a transparent polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material in the form of a trapezoidal quadrangular column, the top of which is round or square, and the bottom of which is 50 mm or 100 mm. It is a tree, street lamp, sidewalk block, road, pedestrian crossing, building The housing is installed on any one of a pillar, an outer wall, a wheel chair, and an underarm crutch, and is connected to both bottom surfaces of a trapezoidal rectangular pillar of the housing to generate power using sunlight. In the monitoring method using an attached camera having a solar module to supply,

Capturing an external image by the image capturing module of the attachable camera;

Determining, by the behavior recognition module of the attached camera, whether a behavior image pattern previously stored in a memory is recognized in an external image captured by the image capturing module;

If it is determined that the behavior image pattern stored in the memory is recognized by the behavior recognition module, an image capture module of the attached camera outputs a captured image by continuously capturing the corresponding external image;

Transmitting, by a wireless communication module of the attachable camera, the captured image output from the image capture module and identification information of the attachable camera to a user terminal and a monitoring server in real time;

The user terminal receiving and displaying captured image and ID information captured from a wireless communication module of the attached camera in real time, and displaying location information according to the ID information on a map;

The monitoring server receiving, storing and displaying captured image and ID information captured from a wireless communication module of the attached camera in real time;

The monitoring server automatically notifying a predetermined contact of a crime or emergency corresponding to the displayed captured image;

The behavior image pattern stored in advance in the memory,

Monitoring method using attached camera for security maintenance and evidence, which consists of image patterns of fighting, sexual assault, climbing of building exterior, fire, traffic accident, vehicle hit, vandalism, robbery and robbery .
The method of claim 3, wherein if it is determined that the behavior image pattern previously stored in the memory is recognized by the behavior recognition module, an image capture module of the attachable camera continuously captures the corresponding external image to capture the captured image. The output step is

When the housing is installed in a wheelchair or crutches, the behavior recognition module is configured to output the recognized behavior image pattern in real time by voice through the earphone (earphone), characterized in that the attached camera for security maintenance and evidence acquisition Monitoring method used.