Description:Title of the Invention
Smart guard - a next-gen home security solution with facial recognition

Field of the invention:
The present invention generally relates to the field of a smart home security and particularly relates to a smart guard and a next-gen home security solution with facial recognition.

Prior art to the invention:

US20240054292 – Titled - “conversation orchestration in interactive agents” discloses an embodiments described herein relate to methods and systems for animating (bringing to life) an Agent, which may be a virtual object, digital entity, and/or robot. A Router enables seamless interactions between a user and the Agent via multiple Skill Modules. Skill Modules may include conversation corpora and/or other applications. Embodiments described herein may improve Conversation Orchestration in Interactive Agents in the context of multi-modal human-computer interactions.

None of the above-mentioned prior arts neither teaches nor discloses about a smart guard and a next-gen home security solution with facial recognition.

wherein, the present invention is a smart guard and a next-gen home security solution with facial recognition.

Objects of the invention:
The principle objects of the present invention a smart guard and a next-gen home security solution with facial recognition.

Summary of the invention:
Thus the basic aspect of the present invention provides a smart guard and a next-gen home security solution with facial recognition.

Detailed description:

The present invention as herein describes about to a smart guard and a next-gen home security solution with facial recognition.
The following description is for convenience of understanding of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited by this.
The present invention is a today's era of smart homes, ensuring robust security measures is paramount. Traditional security systems often fall short in adapting to the dynamic needs of modern households. An IoT-based home security system utilizing face recognition technology, which integrates owner approval for enhanced security. Embodiment is a system leverages Internet of Things (IoT) devices such as cameras, sensors, and microcontrollers to create a comprehensive security network. The core of present invention is the face recognition module, which identifies individuals approaching or entering the premises. Upon detection, the system compares the captured face with a pre-registered database of approved individuals. What sets the present invention is apart from the incorporation of owner approval. When an unrecognized face is detected, the system sends an alert to the homeowner's smartphone or other authorized devices. The homeowner can then remotely view the visitor through the installed cameras and either grant or deny access via a secure mobile application. Furthermore, the present invention is offers additional layers of security through integration with existing home automation devices. For instance, in the event of unauthorized access attempts, the system can trigger alarms, lock doors, or even notify law enforcement agencies based on predefined settings. Overall, the present invention is IoT-based home security system offers a proactive approach to safeguarding residences by combining cutting-edge face recognition technology with owner-controlled approval mechanisms. By providing homeowners with real-time visibility and control over access to their property, the present invention is ensure peace of mind and enhanced security for modern households.
, Claims:Claims:
1. We claim,
A smart guard - a next-gen home security solution with facial recognition, comprises of a system leverages Internet of Things (IoT) devices such as a plurality of cameras, a plurality of sensors, and a microcontrollers to create a comprehensive security network,
wherein, the face recognition module, which identifies individuals approaching or entering the premises and upon detection, the system compares the captured face with a pre-registered database of approved individuals thereby, incorporation of owner approval, and
wherein, an unrecognized face is detected, the system sends an alert to the homeowner's smartphone or other authorized devices and the homeowner can then remotely view the visitor through the installed cameras and either grant or deny access via a secure mobile application.