Video access and network
Existing camera streams, NVR access, camera resolution, bandwidth, local network, 4G links, and whether an on-premise device is required.
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Project inquiry
Start with the actual camera and site conditions.
A useful first message can be brief. Tell us what cameras are already available, what has to be detected, and how the site is connected. That is enough to begin a practical discussion about the deployment route.
Existing video systemsCamera brand, NVR or VMS, accessible RTSP/ONVIF streams, channel count, and the site network.
New or isolated pointsPower, 4G or local network availability, camera installation conditions, and how event data should be received.
Detection scopeDescribe the event, camera view, operating hours, evidence needed after an alarm, and any custom object or workflow.
What we review before proposing a configuration
The same detection name can require different hardware and rules at different sites. The first review keeps the commercial proposal tied to the available video and the conditions that affect recognition.
Scene and alarm boundaries
Camera view, target size, lighting, ROI, direction, schedule, allowed activity, and the image or event record needed for follow-up.
Delivery and integration
Channel capacity, edge box, AI camera, AI NVR, GPU server, event push, API or MQTT/HTTP linkage, pilot validation, and handover needs.