This paper presents a dual-mode sentinel surveillance architecture for shared vehicles that combines low-power inertial event triggering with low-rate fisheye vision and temporal decision logic. Unlike conventional sentry systems based on continuous vision or motion-only alarms, the proposed approach prioritizes energy efficiency while preserving contextual awareness. We introduce SentinelCAR, a real-world fisheye dataset comprising 18308 images annotated for activity-aware human presence around
Sentinel Mode Using Sensor Fusion for Improving Security in Shared Vehicles
Sandra Dixe·Duarte Fernandes·Luís De Azevedo Cura·Cátia Loureiro·Tiago Aston·Hugo Peixoto·Ricardo Rodrigues·José Machado·António Silva·Dores Ferreira·Nuno M.C. Da Costa·Beatriz Miranda
