Moving target detection in multi-channel quantum video

The study proposes a method for moving object detection in multi-channel quantum video. The proposed method could detect the location of the moving target in each frame of the quantum video thereby providing a motion trail that could be used to describe the path or trajectory of the object. In validating our proposed technique, we employed a simple simulation experiment in which we detected the moving object in a short six-frame quantum video. This work presents a modest attempt to utilize quantum computing properties for moving target in quantum video research.

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