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Surveillance and computer vision have become a requirement in places such as city crossroads, airports, and malls. Technology companies have been secretly implementing their software in many places around the globe to track, report, and spot happenings whenever necessary. Would it not be nice if your home surveillance camera spots a thief trying to break into your house, and Google Assistant alerts you about it?
Big companies such as Google are investing heavily in computer vision (recall how it asks you to choose images or pictures with street signs or vehicles sometimes when trying to login to your account). This year is likely to witness more advancement in computer vision by many players in the market. Surveillance systems will be faster, and surveillance will no longer be about video streaming but a stimulus to automated responses based on the situation on the ground.
