Transaction system for video matching
First Claim
1. A method of operating a database suitable for storage of image data taken during bank transactions comprising the steps of:
- receiving a plurality of video signals each associated with a respective drive-in banking station;
receiving a plurality of teller transaction records, wherein each transaction record includes an account number, a time and date, an amount, a transaction identifier and a teller identifier;
receiving matching signals comprising receiving lane identifiers by reading electronic tags on canisters received from the drive-in banking stations, and wherein each of the canisters are associated with one of the drive-in banking stations, wherein each matching signal matches one of the plurality of teller transaction records to one of the drive-in banking stations; and
storing records in a database wherein each of the records includes one of the plurality of teller transaction records and customer image data showing a customer associated with the transaction record proximate a time when the transaction record is made wherein the customer image data is received from the plurality of video signals each associated with the respective drive-in banking station.
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Abstract
An integrated surveillance and transaction record system is used to monitor a bank and to save records of transactions. The integrated system includes a central database and server. When a teller executes a transaction, an interface detects relevant transaction data and communicates this with the central database and server. An image of the customer is also captured. The transaction data and customer image are saved as a record in a database. In a drive-in system, a teller identification module obtains a teller identifier and corresponding lane number. This permits the central database and server to match a transaction record with an image of a customer at one of multiple drive-in lanes.
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23 Claims
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1. A method of operating a database suitable for storage of image data taken during bank transactions comprising the steps of:
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receiving a plurality of video signals each associated with a respective drive-in banking station; receiving a plurality of teller transaction records, wherein each transaction record includes an account number, a time and date, an amount, a transaction identifier and a teller identifier; receiving matching signals comprising receiving lane identifiers by reading electronic tags on canisters received from the drive-in banking stations, and wherein each of the canisters are associated with one of the drive-in banking stations, wherein each matching signal matches one of the plurality of teller transaction records to one of the drive-in banking stations; and storing records in a database wherein each of the records includes one of the plurality of teller transaction records and customer image data showing a customer associated with the transaction record proximate a time when the transaction record is made wherein the customer image data is received from the plurality of video signals each associated with the respective drive-in banking station. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A method of operating a database system especially suitable for saving image and transaction data obtained from a bank, the method comprising the steps of:
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providing at least one teller station configured to receive transaction information from a teller and execute a banking transaction; providing at least one transaction interface configured to monitor communications with the at least one teller station; providing at least one customer station in a drive in-lane; providing at least one video camera positioned to capture images of a customer at the at least one customer station in the drive-in lane; providing an input operable to match transaction information with images of the customer at the station in the drive-in lane; capturing an image of a customer at the at least one customer station in the drive-in lane through the at least one video camera; capturing a transaction record through the at least one transaction interface; receiving a signal from the input that matches the image of the customer at the at least one customer station in the drive-in lane with the transaction record; and receiving lane identifiers by reading electronic tags on canisters received from the at least one customer station, and wherein each of the canisters are associated with one of the at least one customer stations; and saving the transaction record and the image of the customer in a database. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
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