People Counting in a Certain Corridor Using Two Defined Windows

In this program, we implement a people counting system using two pre-defined detection windows to monitor traversal through a specific corridor. The application is compatible with most Windows and Mac-based computers and can be adapted to virtually any corridor configuration. One detection window is positioned at the corridor entrance, while the other is placed at the exit. When an individual passes through the corridor, their movement triggers one of these windows, enabling the program to log each crossing event through event-driven detection algorithms. The system employs frame differencing or background subtraction techniques to identify movement within each window region, ensuring accurate counting even in varying lighting conditions. Additionally, the program generates comprehensive reports displaying metrics such as total pass counts, average traversal speed, and time-stamped activity logs. These analytics are calculated using timestamp correlation between window triggers, allowing for velocity estimation and trend analysis. In summary, this program provides a straightforward yet effective solution for gaining quantitative insights into corridor usage patterns, with robust code implementation for real-time monitoring and data export functionality.