Patent Application
20250106455
This invention relates a computer implemented system and method for the detection and prevention of synthetic video and photographic images using a recorded video feed and streaming transmission system for encrypting, gathering, identifying and authenticating biometric data of a specific human being, which is compared to government issued forms of identification, while constantly monitoring, tracking, analyzing, storing and distributing biometric data ensuring continuous authorized access to the secured system.
Systems and methods for the detection, verification, and prevention of synthetic video and photographic images are known in the art prior art. One such example is US Published Patent Application 2020/0065526, titled “System And Methods For Detecting Modifications In A Video Clip” which is based on frame signatures embedded within a video clip wherein first pixels within a first image frame of the video clip representing an area of interest within the first image frame may be identified. The area of interest may correspond to a person's face or another object. A first frame signature may be calculated based on the first pixels, and second pixels within a second image frame of the video clip representing an area of interest within the second image frame may be identified. A second hash value may be calculated based on the second pixels. The authenticity of the video clip may be determined by comparing the first and second hash values against data extracted from third pixels within the first image frame that do not correspond to the area of interest in the first image frame.
Although recorded video feed and streaming transmission methods and systems are known, one vulnerability that persists in the industry is the lack of verified and verifiable authentication of the audio, video and photographic image recording with identity of a specific human being while accessing and participating in recorded video feed and streaming transmission systems. Known recorded video feed and streaming transmission methods and systems do not verify the authentication of a specifically identified human being via constant monitoring of recorded feed and streaming transmissions, dynamic biometric data nor do they verify said identities via appropriate governmental agencies having performed due diligence on proof of life identification. Also, once a specific individual user has been identified with the aid of biometric verification markers and has been granted access to a secure recorded video feed and streaming transmission system, constant monitoring of dynamic biometric data correlated with uniquely pertinent personal biographic information is required to ensure that an unauthorized individual has not gained access to the system, creating an opportunity for unauthorized individuals to access the secure recorded video feed and streaming transmission system and unauthorized manipulation and or unauthorized editing of the recorded media.
Although the recorded video feed and streaming transmission industry is aware of this, current methods for securely gathering, identifying, authenticating and registering uniquely specific individual user data are imprecise at best. There too, is a perception amongst users that their privacy is being violated by the collection of biometric data for verification purposes causing justifiable concern about potential vulnerability to identity theft.
There exists a need to incentivize users to register their biometric data while concurrently addressing the privacy concerns to maintain public anonymity by enabling users to operate under an alias and or avatar, in exchange for increased identity security, an open source architecture (OSArc), accurate rating systems with user feedback and offers of incentives such as commercial discounts, commercial coupons or frequent user rewards, contributing to and governing the systems terms of service and end user agreement utilizing self-sovereign identity principles. In addition, there is a lack of ubiquity in providing a registered individual user from using multiple registered or unregistered cameras and computer devices as they move throughout the mobile society.
Finally, there is a need for recorded video feed and streaming transmission systems to interface dynamically with specific markets, including but not limited to multiple types of identity fraud prevention, authentic marketing and research campaigns, e-commerce, workplace enforcement, government program and intelligence utilization, and regulatory/law enforcement, to name just a few. Thus, there exists a need for a recorded video feed and streaming transmission method and system for business to business (B2B), consumer to business (C2B) and or consumer to consumer (C2C) commercial market applications that securely gathers, identifies, authenticates and registers uniquely specific individual user biometric markers correlated with uniquely pertinent personal biographic information that constantly monitors, tracks, analyzes, stores and distributes encrypted dynamic individual user data of a specific human being to provide authenticated audio, video and photographic image recordings for consumer, research, commercial and government clients.
The present invention overcomes the aforementioned problems and is distinguished over the prior art in general, by a recorded video feed and streaming transmission method and system to detect, through an app and website, authentic audio, video and photographic images utilizing individual identity verification, for personal, research, commercial, government and consumer clients with authentication based on definitive real-time identity verification of a specific human being using various registered Internet connected devices within wired or wireless computing communication devices connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners and speakers to interface between the systems servers and networked computer systems for securely gathering, identifying, authenticating and registering individual user biometric markers correlated with uniquely pertinent personal biographic information while monitoring, tracking, analyzing, storing and distributing authenticated individual user security badge data including encrypted indelibly embedded session serial numbers correlated with encrypted indelibly embedded sequential serial numbers or unsolvable mathematical puzzles and QR codes in addition to or in place of serial numbers to prevent quantum computing deciphering within the specifically identified individuals face, the audio file within each recorded frame and an indelible detectable identity verification cumulative authentication rating score for identity fraud detection, authentic marketing and research campaigns, e-commerce, workplace enforcement, government program and intelligence utilization, and regulatory/law enforcement markets.
Another significant difference and advantage of the present invention, as described hereinafter, is that synthetic manipulated video detection is based on an individual registering their multimodal biometric markers and compared to an authentically issued government form of identification to definitively verify the identity of a specific human being within recorded audio, video and photographic media and is based on the detection of synthetic audio, video and photographic recorded media.
Other differences and advantages of the invention will become apparent from time to time throughout the specification and claims as hereinafter related.
Techniques are provided herein for the scheduling and connection of recorded video feed and streaming transmissions between wired and or wireless computing communication devices such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras as a “user device” (individual user-uploads/views media) to the systems servers consisting of a “Communication Manager” (CM) within the system for participating in a recorded video feed and streaming transmission. The individual user's (uploads/views media and talent community) computing communication device is required to verify their identity with the communication manager in order to authenticate, edit, store and distribute the recorded media. This paradigm is referred to herein as “real-time recorded video feed and streaming transmission.” The relevance of a recorded video feed and streaming transmission is pre-established by an individual user's (uploads/views media) computing communication device establishing a virtual relationship between an individual user's (uploads/views media) computing communication device and the communication manager, or by a deliberate act of an individual user's (uploads/views media) computing communication device being registered for recorded video feed and streaming transmissions.
The recorded video feed and streaming transmission is processed by the systems servers consisting of a “Communication Operations Center” (COC) to generate a recorded video feed and streaming transmission session that is appropriate and compatible with the communication manager that receives the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session. The systems communication operations center recognizes and notifies, in real-time, an individual users' (uploads/views media) computing communication device about the scheduled transmission session. If an individual user, operating a computing communication device, instructs his/her device to confirm the scheduled invitation for a transmission session, then the communication operations center receives the transmission from the individual users' computing communication device.
A recorded video feed and streaming transmission between wired and or wireless computing communication devices such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, speakers and various style web cameras refers to the sending of data that has been captured and processed. Thus, a recorded video feed and streaming transmission is associated with low latency, e.g., less than one second between the transmission of the data to receiving the recorded video feed and streaming transmission between wired and or wireless computing communication devices such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras. Additionally, latency or delay may be caused by any intermediate devices, such as any servers that further process the data or network devices that forward the data through a network. Further, the nature of the network (e.g., 4G, 5G, WiFi, broadband, etc.) may introduce delays. In order to be considered a “recorded video feed and streaming transmission”, the recorded stream must be transmitted between wired and or wireless computing communication devices such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras without exceeding a pre-defined latency threshold (e.g., 0.5 seconds between transmitting and receiving between wired and or wireless computing communication devices such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras to the system servers. Mobile network connections to the systems communication operations center for computing communication devices will also have an impact on the “recorded” nature of an audio, video and photographic image stream by potentially introducing a delay making instantaneous consumption impossible at times.
Within the recorded video feed and streaming transmission system, the biometric verification and data management system supports nine functions; gathering, identifying, authenticating, registering, monitoring, tracking, analyzing, storing and distributing individual user biometric markers correlated with uniquely pertinent personal biographic information and geo-location coordinates of individual users. Each function engenders an estimated 1 Mb of data per individual user, which will in turn be transmitted along with the recorded video feed and streaming transmission with standard quality of 480 pixels which uses 12 MB per minute to a multitude of wired and or wireless computing communication devices such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras and stored in a central repository or decentralized blockchain. In regions of the globe with the densest populations, the entire process must be robust enough to manage billions of hits per day to a database and or decentralized blockchain, requiring the average turnaround time of biometric verification to be measured in milliseconds. Some regions of the globe may present unique demographic challenges; for instance, when numerous municipalities are scattered in areas where the capabilities and functionality of communication and technology are limited.
As described hereinafter, the present invention manages these challenges via six specific recorded video feed and streaming transmission system characteristics.
First, uniqueness of the online biometric verification process is authenticated by collecting a sufficient amount of biometric markers, pertinent personal biographic information from each individual user (uploads/views media and talent community), analyzed and compared to a state or federal government issued individual users identification to determine authenticity with the individual users data on file to verify the collected biometric markers and pertinent personal biographic information of the individual user.
Second, the biometric markers are dynamically gathered directly from the individual user (uploads/views media and talent community) at the individual users' wired and or wireless computing communication devices such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras to prevent spoofing and identity theft.
Third, distributed Data Bank's (DB's) are diffused with the gathered information for various individual users (uploads/views media and talent community) distributed to the furthest reaches of the database based on the individual user's biometric markers, pertinent personal biographic information and geo-location coordinates. Retaining the individual user's data in distributed DB's, lowers bandwidth demands, provides near instantaneous retrieval response times, and reinforces the ubiquity of the system for individual users when they travel to different areas of the globe.
Fourth, an identification verification process utilizing biometric markers as a retrieval key when it is essential to verify an individual user's (uploads/views media and talent community) identity has been authenticated.
Fifth, each biometric detection and collection device integrated with the individual users (uploads/views media and talent community) wired and or wireless computing communication device such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras is provided within the system and designed to recognize when the systems connection is offnet, and to mirror system connectivity when the system is disconnected from the Internet so that the Communication Manager (CM) within the Communication Operations Center (COC) of the system can implement identical actions within the system regardless of whether the system is connected to the Internet or not. When the system is disconnected, the system retains the gathered biometric markers correlated with pertinent personal biographic information, geo-location coordinates and recorded video feed and streaming transmission session data in a secured database and or decentralized blockchain until the connection is restored. The biometric markers correlated with pertinent personal biographic information, geo-location coordinates and recorded video feed and streaming transmission session data can be stored in the DB's until the site is connected and the biometric markers correlated with pertinent personal biographic information, geo-location coordinates and recorded video feed and streaming transmission session data can be uploaded, or until the systems DB's are directed to a mirror site for a Session Verification Request (SVR) or dynamic monitoring, positive recorded feed of the individual users' recorded video feed and streaming transmission session.
Sixth, the secured DB's can also be used for local identity verification using stored individual user (uploads/views media and talent community) information that has been authenticated by the Communication Operations Center (COC) communicating directly or indirectly with a state or federal agency via, but not limited to, an encrypted PDF417 two-dimensional high-density stacked linear barcode, capable of encoding text, files and data bytes, or similar, such as Optical Character Recognition, Ultra Violet Lighting and Hologram detection that may contain biometric data and or pertinent personal biographic information that has demonstrated proof of life identification for the individual user.
There are challenges specific to each region of the globe for implementing such massive scale biometric verification and personal data management used within a recorded video feed and streaming transmission system, especially in locations that lack dependable communication capabilities. In order to design and execute such a recorded video feed and streaming transmission system utilizing biometric identification and personal data management in regions with large populations, the region must have the technological means to support and store tremendous amounts of biometric and demographic information. It is preferred that biometric markers be used to identify individual users (uploads/views media), even though 1 Mb of data per individual user is estimated to be used, because the use of biometric markers ensures that each individual user will receive a unique identification number (UIN) that can be matched only to that specific individual human being. This amount of estimated daily data use will result in the necessity for the storage and access capability of hundreds of terabytes of information. Because of the deficiencies of aforementioned traditional IT-based centralized solutions, the present invention preferably employs a system of distributed data banks.
Within the recorded video feed and streaming transmission system, the biometric identification and personal data management system servers comprise a Communication Operations Center (COC), which is responsible for two keystone functions: The Communication Manager (CM) and the Archive Manager (AM). The CM is responsible for receiving all Session Verification Requests (SVR) from individual users (uploads/views media and talent community) and directing them to a Data Group (DG) where the individual user's biometric markers and personal data are stored. Once the SVR has been processed and verified or rejected by the Data Group Manager (DGM), the CM will automatically return the response to the individual user awaiting verification. The DGM is the database controller and processing center. The AM is responsible for monitoring all DG's (and mirrors) for damage, data integrity, system usage, scheduling regular backups and initiate emergency backups as needed. The AM is also responsible for data backups to hard, secure off-site locations, including decentralized blockchain as well as any needed restorations. DG's are databases and decentralized blockchain where individual user biometric markers and personal data are stored, grouped by criteria such as geographical region or operational and administrative criteria such as user density (i.e. 1,000,000 users per DG or numerically by unique individual user (uploads/views media) identification numbers. DG's (and mirror sites) are location independent as long as all system components are networked using an ultra high-speed network. When a SVR is received from the CM, the DGM will access the Data Banks (DB) where the individual users' biometric markers and personal data are stored and evaluate the SVR to determine if the individual user submitting the SVR matches the individual user “human being” the biometric markers and personal data belongs to. Once the SVR has been verified or rejected the response is routed back to the CM for responding to the individual user. The DGM monitors the time used for each SVR and if, due to traffic density, response time begins to go above the maximum response time threshold, the DGM will automatically route SVRs to as many mirror sites as necessary to remain within the required response time. The DG mirror sites mirror DG's (complete with DGM's), which are used to maintain processing speed and response time during periods of high demand.
Additionally, the CM is responsible for constantly monitoring all recorded video feed and streaming transmission sessions of individual users (talent community) and directing them to a Data Group (DG) where the individual user's biometric markers, personal and session data are stored. Once the session begins processing and is verified by the Data Group Manager (DGM), the CM will automatically return the response to the individual user awaiting verification along with assigning and embedding a cooperative and correlative session serial number (SSN), a user security badge (USB), a cumulative user rating score (URS), a frame serial number (FRSN), a facial serial number (FASN), and an audio serial number (ASN) that are all interdependent of each other, while it transcribes and stores audio files, video and photographic image files. Unsolvable mathematical puzzles and QR codes may be used in place of or in addition to serial numbers. The DGM then processes these functions as described above.
Definition of Terms. In conjunction with the present invention, the following terms have the following meanings.
Business models—The term “B2B” means Business to Business. A “B2B” type of business model is suitable for companies that facilitate the transaction of products and or services to another company, which in this example is the final client who then utilizes the product and or service. The term “B2C” means Business to Consumer. A “B2C” type of business model is suitable for companies that facilitate the transaction of products and or services to a consumer, which in this example is the final client who then utilizes the product and or service. The term “C2C” means Consumer to Consumer. A “C2C” type of business model facilitates the transaction of products and or services between consumers and gives an opportunity to sell or purchase goods and or services directly with each consumer as a potential final client.
Subscriber clients-Subscriber clients consist of any registered final research, commercial and or government client and their representatives who facilitate the transaction of and utilizes the product and or service as described within the system.
Users-Users consist of one or more of two categories, both of which facilitate the transaction of, and utilizes the product and or service as described within the system: (1) registered individuals that upload and or view media on video hosting platforms and (2) registered individuals within the talent community which may be composed of actors, models, posers and or a cast of characters.
Sessions—A session is created by scheduling a recorded video feed and streaming transmission within the system of invention. A new session may be created on the scheduling request by a user (uploads/views media) to the Communication Operations Center (COC). A session is a state of elapsed time that is preserved between both individual user and the Communication Operations Center within a scheduled request initiated by an individual user and accepted by the Communication Operations Center. A session must be authorized by both an individual user and the Communication Operations Center to enable access to a recorded video feed and streaming transmission within the system of invention for processing.
Within a session, any contents of a recorded video feed and streaming transmission may be recorded outside of the systems individual user and the Communication Operations Center. The request to initiate a recorded video feed and streaming transmission from an individual user and device may be used to schedule many sessions from an individual user to the Communication Operations Center simultaneously for processing.
Sessions are stored in the systems distributed Data Banks (DB's), an external data base or decentralized blockchain. A subscriber client that requests stored sessions may contact the system of invention, which performs a local fetch from a queue or performs a remote fetch by sending a request to either an external data base or decentralized blockchain. An Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) server may be used as a common bus for session distribution: an object change event is broadcasted to all data bases or decentralized blockchain instances, consumed by the appropriate recorded video feed and streaming transmissions processed, and distributed to session queues.
Referring now to the drawings by numerals of reference,
The Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification may execute software that enables individual user computer devices 110A-Z utilizing identity verification to transmit real-time recorded stream notifications to Cloud Server 150 and receive a recorded video feed and streaming transmission, in real-time, from another intermediary associated with Cloud Server 150. System architecture 100, particularly Cloud Server 150, allows for different types of recorded media uploading: registered tablet-to-communication operations center, laptop-to-communication operations center, camera-to-communication operations center and video camera-to-communication operations center.
The individual user that operates computer device 110A-Z utilizing registered identity verification is referred to herein as the “user”. As indicated above, computer device 110A-Z utilizing identity verification may be referred to as a “user computer device.” User computer device 110A-Z utilizing identity verification captures stored images and transmits a recorded video feed and streaming transmission from the stored captured images. User computer device 110A-Z utilizing identity verification executes a software application that establishes a communication channel with Cloud Server 150 in order to send the recorded video feed and streaming transmission (and an indication thereof) to Cloud Server 150. The application causes metadata about the recorded video feed and streaming transmission e.g., information about the user of user computer device 110A-Z, utilizing identity verification information about user computer device 110A-Z utilizing identity verification and a title for the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session data of user computer device 110A-Z utilizing identity verification, to be sent along with the recorded video feed and streaming transmission. Non-limiting examples of user computer devices 110A-Z utilizing identity verification include a wired and or wireless computing communication device such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras that includes a video and or audio recorder.
Audio, video and photographic image streams from user computer devices 110A-Z utilizing identity verification are assigned and embedded a cooperative and correlative session serial number (SSN), a user security badge (USB), a cumulative user rating score (URS), a frame serial number (FRSN), a facial serial number (FASN), and an audio serial number (ASN) that are all interdependent of each other, then processed, stored, transcoded, transcribed and prepared for viewing consumption of recordings by software and hardware components (not shown) associated through Cloud Server 150 by Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z. Unsolvable mathematical puzzles and QR codes may be used in place of or in addition to serial numbers. Metadata about a recorded video feed and streaming transmission from user computer devices 110A-Z utilizing identity verification is also processed and stored in a DB. Metadata about a recorded video feed and streaming transmission session may be updated continuously within a personal profile page of users, such as the duration of a recorded video feed and streaming transmission session, the loss of a connection, reconnection, for users of a registered computer device, or the monetary incrementing from the users computer device that is contained within an e-wallet.
User Computer device 110A-Z utilizing identity verification is communicatively coupled to Cloud Server 150 via an optional Wi-Fi access point 120 or cell tower 130 and Internet 140. Similarly, Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification are communicatively coupled to Cloud Server 150 via an optional Wi-Fi access point 120 or cell tower 130 and Internet 140.
Cloud Server 150 receives an indication of a recorded video feed and streaming transmission that is being transmitted (or pending transmission) from User Computer device 110A-Z utilizing identity verification. Cloud Server 150 sends real-time recorded stream notifications of the recorded video feed and streaming transmission to Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification, whose users have previously subscribed for the notification. Components of Cloud Server 150 analyze changes in database tables and stores those changes for fast retrieval within a decentralized blockchain 170 and or a database 180.
As indicated above, the Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification may be referred to as “COC”. Any communication protocol that is necessary to transmit the recorded video feed and streaming transmission from Cloud Server 150 to the Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification may be used.
The Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification are any servers that are configured to receive a real-time notification of recorded video feed and streaming transmission from Cloud Server 150. As depicted in
Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification include File Servers, Network Servers e.g. Local Area Network, Wide Area Network (WAN) each executing software that enables the server to receive real-time notifications from Cloud Server 150. Additionally, or alternatively, the Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification may transmit an email or SMS message that notifies the User Computer devices 110A-Z utilizing identity verification that a recorded video feed and streaming transmission is ready to receive. The users then have to use a web browser application or app software that enables the users to initiate the recorded video feed and streaming transmission from their respective devices.
If a User Computer device 110A-Z is a PC, such as a laptop or desktop computer, then the recorded video feed and streaming transmission may be transcoded to a Flash format (e.g., Flash file formats FLV or F4V) and then delivered to the Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z. If a User Computer device 110A-Z is a mobile device, then the recorded video feed and streaming transmission may be transcoded into a format that is supported by the mobile device and then transmitted to the Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z.
A real-time notification of a recorded video feed and streaming transmission may be sent to the Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification prior to any portion of the recorded video feed and streaming transmission being sent to Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification. Alternatively, the recorded video feed and streaming transmission and the real-time notification are sent contemporaneously to Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification. In this case, the Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification may display the real-time notification and at least a portion of the recorded video feed and streaming transmission simultaneously. The real-time notification provides an opportunity for the Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z to immediately receive or reject the recorded video feed and streaming transmission.
A real-time notification may indicate any type of information about the user and or the recorded video feed and streaming transmission. For example, a real-time notification may indicate the legal name or alias of the user of the registered User Computer device, and or any data indicated by the registered User Computer device, such as a level of priority of the recorded video feed and streaming transmission or session title given to the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session. Additionally, a real-time notification may include a frame of video from the recorded video feed and streaming transmission displaying the user or any selected avatar to protect privacy. Additionally, or alternatively, the recorded video feed and streaming transmission may be automatically distributed or posted to one or more video or photographic image hosting platforms without any input received from the one or more video or photographic image hosting platforms with or without prior editing. A potential video or photographic image hosting platform connects to Cloud Server 150 and specifies video or photographic image frames that are of interest to the viewer of the video or photographic image hosting platform. For example, a potential viewer may provide commercial data that indicates an area of interest in all future recorded video feed and streaming transmission sessions initiated by a potential user, recorded video feed and streaming transmissions whose corresponding title and or description includes a particular subject or priority, recorded video feed and streaming transmissions that are associated with a particular industry, recorded video feed and streaming transmissions that are produced in certain geo-locations or regions, and or recorded video feed and streaming transmissions that are produced during a particular and or available time period. Commercial data is stored in a database 180 and or decentralized blockchain 170.
The Communication Operations Center (18) 160A-Z utilizing identity verification might execute an application (e.g., a web browser application) that is communicatively coupled to a particular hosting application. The hosting application may be part of, for example, a research, commercial or government website or app. Thus, for example, if a registered User's Computer device is currently logged into a research, commercial or government website or app, then Cloud Server 150 sends a real-time notification to the research, commercial or government website or app using the appropriate identity of the registered users and the registered Users Computer device. The research, commercial or government website or app then uses the research, commercial or government website or app identity of the registered user to send the real-time notification to the viewers device, video or photographic image hosting platforms.
At this step in the process, the applying individual user is instructed to fill out and to submit pertinent personal biographic information, a marketing questionnaire for interest and preferences, select an alias and an avatar for public identification display if desired. In addition, the applying individual user is instructed to select any additional biometric detection and collection device(s) 22 as needed for future use within the system of invention as desired. The initialization of the biometric detection and collection device(s) 22 is made by the utilization center 17. Within the utilization center 17, biometric detection and collection devices 22, key codes for downloading the biometric telemetry software, instructions for installing the biometric detection and collection device(s) 22 and software along with customer support A and contact information are provided if needed. The instructions direct applying individual users to log into the COC 18 to complete the final verification and initialization of service upon successful utilization of all biometric detection and collection device(s) 22 with corresponding software if needed. The applying individual user is then instructed to log into the system's COC 18 to complete the registration process in order to initiate service.
The next step in the registration process is for the registering individual user to enter the presence verification portal (PVP) 19 where the system performs a presence and “liveness” verification based on facial recognition, blinking, facial or head movement via a video selfie, voice and thumb print analysis or any other biometric marker in order to verify that the registering individual user is identical to the applying individual user. In the event that the presence verification fails, the registering individual user does not meet the requirements for the presence verification portal registration, the registering individual user contacts customer support and has the opportunity to re-register. In the event that the registering individual user passes the presence verification portal, the registering individual user is guided into the system initialization portal (SIP) 20 where additional biometric markers correlated with pertinent personal data and geo-location coordinates via biometric detection and collection device(s) may be gathered and processed. The SIP 20 then issues a unique identification number (UIN) to the registering individual user to be used within the recorded video feed and streaming transmission system of invention. Upon issuance of the UIN, the registered individual user has achieved a successful service initialization and is now authorized for recorded video feed and streaming transmissions, recordings and full public system access.
The individual user initiates a session login on a computer or a mobile computing communicating device 21 whereby their biometric markers correlated with pertinent personal biographic information and geo-location coordinates are directed toward the COC 18 as shown in
Upon successful application and registration, the individual user logs into the system and upon successful login has full public access and use of the system. Commercial distribution is achieved by subscriber clients accessing the COC 18 as shown in
Phase one comprises the steps for the initial session identity verification of an individual user. The step begins with the individual user's wired and or wireless computing communication device such as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, gaming devices and any other Web network, or PC connected to the Internet utilizing microphones, thumbprint scanners, speakers and various style web cameras 21 as shown in
Upon receipt of the transmitted SVR and individual user's data, the CM 23 within the COC 18 as shown in
Upon the individual user's successful login for session use, the user's biometric markers correlated with unique pertinent personal biographic information and geo-location coordinates are directed toward the CM 23 within the COC 18 as shown in FIG. 2A2B. The CM 23 is responsible for receiving all SVR at user login and directing them to the DG 24 where the individual user's data is stored. Once the SVR has been processed and is either verified or unverified by the DGM 25, the CM 23 automatically returns the response to the individual user 21 waiting for verification.
In the event the individual users' biometric markers, pertinent personal biographic information and geo-location coordinates match what is on file, the SVR is authenticated then said authentication is transmitted to the CM 23 of the COC 18 as shown in
Upon the individual user's 21 successful login for recorded video feed and streaming transmission session use, along with the individual user's biometric markers correlated with unique pertinent personal biographic information and geo-location coordinates being directed toward the CM 23 within the COC 18 as shown in
In the event the individual users' registered camera, personal computer and or mobile computing communications device 21 as shown in
The CM 23 is responsible for receiving all SVR at user login and directing them to the DG 24 where the individual user's data is stored. Once the SVR has been processed and is either verified or unverified by the DGM 25, the CM 23 automatically returns the response to the individual user 21 waiting for verification.
In the event the individual users' biometric markers, pertinent personal biographic information, geo-location coordinates, camera, personal computer and or mobile computing communications device utilizing one or more biometric detection and collection devices do not match what is on file, which may indicate fraud, (e.g. insufficient time for individual users (uploads/views media) to travel from the geo-location coordinates of the previous session to the geo-location coordinates of the present session or an unregistered individual), the SVR is unverified. The unverified SVR is transmitted to the CM within the COC, which then detects the unverified individual user and or subscriber client along with the corresponding recorded video feed and streaming transmission session.
Phase two, consists of constant monitoring of the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session to ensure the individual user (talent community) 21 is engaged in the system throughout the session processing. This consists of monitoring dynamic biometric markers to include but not limited to physiological and behavioral biometrics, facial, head or eyelid movement, pupillary dilation, or voiceprint, to maintain proof of life identification of the individual user during session processing. The CM 23 of the COC 18 as shown in
The DGM 25 subjects individual users (talent community) 21 to constant monitoring of biometric markers to comparisons during recorded video feed and streaming transmission processing with the individual users' biometric markers on file. In the event monitored biometric markers continue to match and is maintained, the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session is determined to be a valid authentication and embeds then superimposes a recognizable and standardized, indelible, detectible, hyperlinked appropriately color-coded security badge and an indelible, detectable identity verification cumulative authentication rating score between 0%-100% validating individual user authentication for viewer notification. In the event the individual user's monitored biometric markers are absent for a predetermined period of time or if the constantly monitored biometric markers change from that of the individual user during session processing, it is determined to be an invalid authentication and transmitted to the COC 18 as shown in
Phase three, comprises constant monitoring of the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session to ensure the verified individual user (talent community) 21 is engaged in the system throughout the session. This consists of monitoring dynamic biometric markers to include but not limited to physiological and behavioral biometrics, facial, head or eyelid movement, pupillary dilation, or voiceprint, to maintain proof of life identification and liveness of the individual user during session use. The CM 23 of the COC 18 as shown in
The DGM 25 subjects individual users 21 to constant monitoring during a recorded video feed and streaming transmission session use to compare with the individual users' biometric markers on file. In the event monitored biometric markers continue to match and are maintained, the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session is determined to be a valid authentication and transmitted to the COC 18 as shown in
During the constant monitoring process, the DGM 25 assigns and embeds through the CM 23 of the COC 18, a session serial number (SSN) that may be detectable or undetectable, into a predetermined recorded and transmitted video and or photographic image frame as the session begins. As a registered or unregistered computer device transmits a recorded audio video or photographic image of a specific human being, the DGM 25 assigns and embeds through the CM 23 of the COC 18 an indelible detectable or undetectable date/time stamp along with an encrypted indelible detectable or undetectable serial number, or an unsolvable mathematical puzzle and QR codes, to be used in place of or in addition to a serial number, in a predetermined video and or photographic image frame entitled a Session Serial Number, (SSN) indicating an authentically recorded video and or photographic image frame through the system.
As the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session continues, based on an individual user's successful or unsuccessful identity verification, an appropriately recognizable, standardized, indelible, detectible, hyperlinked color-coded security badge is assigned, embedded and superimposed on a predetermined video and photographic image frame by the DGM 25 that is hyperlinked to the COC 18. As a registered or unregistered camera records a specific human being, with identity being constantly monitored, the DGM 25 assigns and embeds, through the CM 23 of the COC 18, a standardized, indelible, detectible, superimposed, hyperlinked appropriately color-coded security badge in a predetermined frame entitled a User Security Badge (USB). In that particular frame, the identity verification of the specific human being indicates an authentically recorded video and or photographic image through the system of an individual user (talent community).
The next stage in the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session consist of the DGM 25 embedding an indelible detectable, superimposed cumulative authentication rating score ranging between 0% to 100%, indicating the degree of identity verification. As a registered or unregistered computer device transmits a recorded video of a specific human being, with identity being constantly monitored, the DGM 25 assigns and embeds through the CM 23 of the COC 18 an indelible, detectible superimposed, hyperlinked identity verification cumulative authentication rating score between 0% to 100% in a predetermined frame entitled a User Rating Score (URS) that is hyperlinked to the COC 18. In that particular frame, the identity verification of the specific human being is displayed to indicate the degree of recorded video and or photographic image authenticity through the system of an individual user (talent community).
The next stage in the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session consist of the DGM 25 assigning and embedding indelible detectable or undetectable serial numbers or unsolvable mathematical puzzles and QR codes to be used in place of or in addition to serial numbers, within a predetermined recorded frame. As a registered or unregistered computer device transmits a recorded video of a specific human being, with identity being constantly monitored, the DGM 25 assigns and embeds through the CM 23 of the COC 18 an indelible detectable or undetectable date/time stamp along with an encrypted indelible detectable or undetectable serial number, or unsolvable mathematical puzzles and QR codes to be used in place of or in addition to serial numbers, in a predetermined frame, entitled a Frame Serial Number (FRSN), within each predetermined frame, indicating the authentication of that particular frame and an authentically recorded video and or photographic image through the system of an individual user (talent community).
The next stage in the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session process consist of the DGM 25 assigning and embedding indelible detectable or undetectable serial numbers within the individual users face within a predetermined recorded frame. As a registered or unregistered computer device transmits a recorded video of a specific human being, with identity being constantly monitored, the DGM 25 assigns and embeds through the CM 23 of the COC 18 an indelible detectable or undetectable date/time stamp along with an encrypted indelible undetectable serial number, in a predetermined frame, entitled a Facial Serial Number (FASN), within each specific human beings face, in that particular frame, the authentication of the specific human being, indicating an authentically recorded video and or photographic image through the system of an individual user (talent community). Unsolvable mathematical puzzles and QR codes may be used in place of or in addition to serial numbers.
The next stage in the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session process consist of the DGM 25 assigning and embedding indelible detectable or undetectable serial numbers within an audio file within a predetermined frame. As a registered or unregistered computer device transmits a recorded video of a specific human being, the DGM 25 assigns and embeds through the CM 23 of the COC 18 an indelible detectable or undetectable date/time stamp along with an encrypted indelible undetectable serial number in a predetermined audio frame file entitled an Audio Serial Number (ASN), indicating authentically recorded audio through the system of an individual user (talent community). Unsolvable mathematical puzzles may be used in place of or in addition to serial numbers.
The next stage in the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session process consist of the DGM 25 recording, transcribing and storing all recorded audio files indelibly in the systems distributed DB's along with an encrypted indelible serial number entitled an Audio Serial Number (ASN) from predetermined audio frame files of a specific human being, enabling the verification and auditing of recorded audio files through the system for authenticity.
The final stage in the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session process consist of the DGM 25 recording and storing all transmitted video and photographic image files indelibly in the systems distributed DB's along with an encrypted indelible User Security Badge (USB), User Rating Score (URS), Frame Serial Number (FRSN) and Facial Serial Number (FASN) and or unsolvable mathematical puzzles and QR codes from predetermined video and photographic image frame files, enabling the verification and auditing of recorded video and photographic image files through the system for authenticity of an individual user (talent community).
Upon constant monitoring of the individual user's (talent community) biometric markers contained within the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session data, the COC 18 as shown in
In the event monitored biometric markers of the individual user (talent community) continue to match and are maintained, the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session is determined to be a valid authentication and transmitted to the COC 18 as shown in
In the event constantly monitored biometric markers of the individual user (talent community) are absent for a predetermined period of time or if the monitored biometric markers change from that of the individual user (talent community) 21 during session processing, it is determined to be an invalid authentication and transmitted to the COC 18 as shown in
In the event monitored biometric markers of the individual user (talent community) continue to match and are maintained, the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session is determined to be a valid authentication and transmitted to the COC 18 as shown in
In the event constantly monitored biometric markers of the individual user (talent community) 21 are absent for a predetermined period of time or if the monitored biometric markers change from that of the individual user (talent community) 21 during session processing, it is determined to be an invalid authentication and transmitted to the COC 18 as shown in
In step U1, prospective user 21 begins the process by applying and registering for membership of the recorded video feed and streaming transmission system. Once the application and registration process has been successfully completed, user completes login to the systems website or app. In step U2, individual user (uploads/views media) 21 begins the identity verification process as shown in the systems COC 18 (
In step C2, the Communication Operations Center 18 evaluates the individual user's (uploads/views media and talent community) 21 personal profile page to ensure personal biographic information is current. The Communication Operations Center 18 begins the individual user 21 identity verification process as shown in the systems COC 18 (
In step C3, the Communication Operations Center 18 acknowledges a request, by the individual user (uploads/views media) 21 to schedule a recorded video feed and streaming transmission session to initiate a recorded video feed and streaming transmission session via the Cloud Server 150 received by the COC (18) 160 as shown in
In step C4, the Communication Operations Center (18) schedules and initiates a recorded video feed and streaming transmission session by notifying the individual user (uploads/views media) 21 via an SMS message, email, or other message via another “external” notification channel from the individual user 21 via the Cloud Server 150, agreeing to a request to initiate a recorded video feed and streaming transmission session. For example, an SMS message might include the following text, “Your recorded video stream at the proposed time and date is confirmed”. The Communication Operations Center 18 then verifies the identity of the individual user (uploads/views media and or talent community) 21 once the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session begins processing. The Communication Operations Center 18 then assigns, embeds and superimposes an appropriately recognizable and standardized, indelible, detectible, hyperlinked appropriately colorcoded security badge entitled User Security Badge (USB) based on the individual users successful or unsuccessful identity verification on to a predetermined frame of the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session. Finally, the Communication Operations Center 18 embeds and superimposes on a predetermined video and or photographic image frame, an indelible detectible hyperlinked identity verification cumulative authentication rating score between 0% to 100% to be viewed through subscriber client's 29 media hosting platforms.
In step C5, the Communication Operations Center 18 initiates the recorded video feed and streaming transmission upload after the proposed scheduled recorded video feed and streaming transmission connection is verified then initiated by the individual user (uploads/views media) 21 and confirmed by the Communication Operations Center 18. In the event that a Communication Operations Center 18 rejects the recorded video feed and streaming transmission from the individual user 21, the individual user 21 is notified. Upon initiating the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session and during the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session process, the Communication Operations Center 18 constantly monitors the individual user (talent community) 21 to determine identity verification. Based on the individual user (talent community) 21 identity verification, the Communication Operations Center 18 assigns and embeds an indelible, detectable or undetectable serial number entitled a Frame Serial Number (FRSN) on a predetermined video and or photographic image frame. Based on the individual user (talent community) 21 identity verification, the Communication Operations Center 18 assigns and embeds an indelible, detectable or undetectable serial number entitled a Facial Serial Number (FASN) on the recorded individual users (talent community) 21 face on a predetermined video and or photographic image frame. Based on the individual users (talent community) 21 identity verification, the Communication Operations Center assigns and embeds an indelible, detectable or undetectable serial number entitled an Audio Serial Number (ASN) on a predetermined audio file frame. Unsolvable mathematical puzzles and QR codes may be used in place of or in addition to serial numbers.
In step C6, the individual user (uploads/views media) 21 may initiate or accept to end the recorded video feed and streaming transmission session with the Communication Operations Center 18. Based on the experience for the completed session recording, the individual user (uploads/views media) 21 may submit feedback that can be registered by the Communication Operations Center 18 and contained within the individual users (uploads/views media) 21 personal profile page. At this stage, the individual user (uploads/views media) 21 may receive notification by the Communication Operations Center 18 of a contribution being added to their frequent user reward program in the form of commercial discounts, credits and or points, which is located in the individual user (uploads/views media) 21 personal profile page. The Communication Operations Center 18 transcribes the recorded audio data and makes it available to subscriber clients through the embedded and superimposed, recognizable and standardized, indelible, detectible, hyperlinked appropriately color-coded security badge entitled User Security Badge (USB) which may include the individual users (talent community) 21 biometric marker data and personal biographic information which is stored and may now be prepared for commercial distribution. Finally, all recorded video feed and streaming transmission data may be stored for future subscriber clients, commercial reference, disinterested third party authentication and or professional auditing.
While the present invention has been disclosed in various preferred forms, the specific embodiments thereof as disclosed and illustrated herein are considered as illustrative only of the principles of the invention and are not to be considered in a limiting sense in interpreting the claims. The claims are intended to include all novel and non-obvious combinations and sub-combinations of the various elements, features, functions, and/or properties disclosed herein. Variations in size, materials, shape, form, function and manner of operation, assembly and use, are deemed readily apparent and obvious to one skilled in the art from this disclosure, and all equivalent relationships to those illustrated in the drawings and described in the specification are intended to be encompassed in the following claims defining the present invention.
While the inventive concept has been described above in terms of specific embodiments, it is to be understood that the inventive concept is not limited to these disclosed embodiments. Upon reading the teachings of this disclosure, many modifications and other embodiments of the inventive concept will come to mind of those skilled in the art to which this inventive concept pertains, and which are intended to be and are covered by both this disclosure and the appended claims. It is indeed intended that the scope of the inventive concept should be determined by proper interpretation and construction of the appended claims and their legal equivalents, as understood by those of skill in the art relying upon the disclosure in this specification and the attached drawings.
This application claims priority to and the benefit of U.S. Provisional application with Ser. No. 63/257,120, filed on Oct. 19, 2021, with the same title, the contents of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
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| 63257120 | Oct 2021 | US |
