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Intelligent Public Smoking Detection

IT Ops & Security Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

Traditional smoking control often depends on manual inspection, making it hard to cover parks, campuses, and shared public areas. This skill analyzes images and video inputs to identify possible smoking behavior in a target area and produces structured results for management review.

How It Works

  • Accepts local file paths or web URLs for video or image media.
  • Runs bundled scripts to call the analysis service and detect cigarette objects, smoke patterns, and hand-to-mouth motion cues.
  • Returns detection findings, risk notes, recommendations, and a report link; historical reports are fetched through the cloud API via --list.
  • Uses only the provided skill scripts and keeps the workflow aligned with the documented parameter surface.

Boundaries

  • Supports mp4, avi, mov videos and jpg, png, jpeg images, up to 10MB per file.
  • Output is for smoking-control reference only; enforcement should follow local organizational policies.
  • Historical lists must come from the cloud interface rather than local records, and identity handling is managed internally without user input.

Use Cases

  • During park gate inspections, use camera screenshots or video clips to check for rule-violating smoking and create an archivable result record.
  • After receiving a smoking complaint video, identify smoking behavior in the footage and produce a structured report for property-management review.
  • Analyze factory-area video files for rule-violating smoking, collect detection findings and report links, and prepare a safety meeting update.
  • When querying recent smoking reports, pull the cloud history list and format it as a table with report links.

Best For

  • Security operations staff who use image or video evidence to document rule-violating smoking in a campus area
  • Property managers who turn surveillance screenshots or complaint videos into structured smoking-control review notes
  • EHS specialists who periodically review factory video records and retrieve historical smoking-detection reports
  • Compliance coordinators who compile on-site video findings into a reviewable report list