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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Vaidio User Guide............................... 1 1. Introduction................................6 2. System Startup............................... 7 3. Software System Requirements..........................7 4. Admin Portal................................8 5. Log into Vaidio..............................11 6. Main Window................................ 12 Standalone, Main, and Remote........................13 System Initialization............................13 7. Search................................. 16 7.1 Basic Search.............................
Page 3 16. Live View................................132 16.1 Multi Live View............................133 16.1.1 AI Tracking............................ 135 16.2 Map Live View............................136 16.3 Indoor Map Live View........................... 138 17. Statistics................................139 18. Vaidio................................143 18.1 Adding Vaidio............................143 Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 4 23.5 LDAP..............................216 23.6 Log................................. 218 23.7 Audit Trail.............................. 218 23.8 License..............................219 23.9 Setting..............................221 23.9.1 Select Role........................... 222 23.9.2 Video............................. 222 23.9.3 Sound............................223 23.9.4 License Plate Recognition......................223 23.9.5 Advanced............................223 Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 5 23.9.6 SSL Certificate..........................224 23.10 AI Model............................... 224 24. FAQ.................................. 225 25. Appendix................................226 25.1 Supported Video Codec........................226 25.2 Supported Object Types in AI Models....................226 25.3 Open Source Credit..........................229 Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 6: Introduction
AI model). The user will not be able to search for object type from the previous AI model after changing to a different model. Environment Setup Vaidio ia an analytic service can run without NVRs, in which case only live stream and uploaded files are supported, no video retrieval from NVRs. Copyright ©...
Page 7: System Startup
Press the power button on Vaidio to turn on. Wait about 4 minutes for Vaidio to be ready. 3. Software System Requirements To use and view Vaidio properly, the user will need to install one of the following software on the computer.  Google Chrome ...
Page 8: Admin Portal
After Admin Portal is installed, access http://ip:8000 and log into Admin Portal for necessary configurations: Change Password, Time, Network and Upgrade. Log into the Admin Portal using the manufacturer provided Account and Password when you purchase Vaidio. Admin Portal Login window Copyright ©...
Page 9 Aicuda.world Admin Portal window Change Password Admin can change the login Password but should always use the default Account. Time Set up Time Zone and System Time Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 10 Time Zone Select the user’s time zone from the list. System Time Display the current date and time for Vaidio. Clear the Sync with NTP server checkbox to manually select the date and time for Vaidio. Sync with NTP server Select to enter NTP servers in the textbox below.
Page 11: Log Into Vaidio
Aicuda.world 5. Log into Vaidio Open Google Chrome on the computer. Enter the IP address or domain name of Vaidio and directory: http(s) ://< ACCESS_IPADDR> or http(s)://<ACCESS_DOMAIN>. <ACCESS_IPADDR> or <ACCESS_DOMAIN> is the IP address or domain name of Vaidio. Ex. http(s)://192.168.100.100 (Factory default) Login URL Press ENTER.
Page 12: Main Window
Note: Mouse hovers over the menu icon to view the full name in the tooltip. Management Menu These icons are for managing and configuring information and data for Vaidio. Vaidio, Files, Cameras, NVR, Users, System Note: Mouse hovers over the menu icon to view the full name in the tooltip.
Page 13: Standalone, Main, And Remote
Standalone, Main, and Remote Main, Remote, and Standalone are established in System/Setting; Standalone is the default. Once a Vaidio Role is defined, the system will have few changes. System/Setting Select Role Some functions will be hidden and disabled in Remote and Standalone.
Page 14 In the Edit User window, set the new login password and email to ensure the security of the computer account. The email account used here is for alert notification and account recovery when forgetting the password. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 15 Change the Server Name in the System/General tab, input the new Server Name, and click Apply to save the changes. Refer to Chapter 22.1 General for more details. General Window System Time Change the System Time to the local time zone. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 16: Search
7. Search In Video Search, click the Search tab to see the window below. Vaidio provides basic search and advanced search. Click the Advanced/ Basic hyperlink to switch from the basic search to the advance search. The default is Basic video search.
Page 17: Basic Search
Aicuda.world Search Window In Vaidio, Video Search enables a global search for LPR (License Plate Recognition). The user can search for a license plate number and/or whether it matches with a license plate in any black/white list when searching for the vehicle type.
Page 18 Click to see the available camera list as shown below. Note: Vaidio supports the central search of multiple Vaidios. The file connected to the remote Vaidio is shown with the remote Vaidio’s name in brackets. Refer to Chapter 17. Vaidio for more details.
Page 19 Click to see the Vehicle list as shown below. To search for a vehicle type, click on the search item. To search for a vehicle type with specific properties, click to select the color, quantity, and more. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 20 Example: Color Red is selected for Color Exclude in a vehicle search, so all non-red vehicles will appear in the search results. Under the LPR section, search for a specific vehicle based on the license plate and/or List. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 21 The following image is an example of the search criteria. The search result will contain at least two cars, a red one, and a non-red one. The same concept applies to all other color object searches. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 22 In the Precondition section, check the Face checkbox to get results with face included. When Face is unchecked, search results will consist of persons with or without face detection. For Color selection, there are two types of color settings for the user to search. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 23 In the PPE section, conduct the Personal Protective Equipment search for a person with/without a helmet (hard hat) and/or safety vest. Click to search for a person wearing a Mask. Click to search for a person not wearing a Mask. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 24 Click to see the Animal list as shown below To search for an animal type, click the search item button. To search for specific properties, click to select the color and/or quantity. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 25 Select the quantity and click Add to search. When the user completes the search criteria, it will appear on the right. The following image is an example of the search criteria for the animal search. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 26 Click Extend to extend the object list. All available object types will be displayed. To search for an object type, click the search item button. To search for specific properties, click to select the color and/or quantity. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 27 Select the quantity and click Add to search. When the user completes the search criteria, it will appear on the right. The following image is an example of the search criteria for object search. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 28: Advanced Search
After selecting an object type, press the space key to extend one space. The operator type-ahead appears, and the user can select and/or continue to complete the regular expression for Advanced search. Type-ahead of operator selection Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 29: Search By Image
Search by Image allows video search based on an uploaded image. Search by Image Click Search by Image button to insert an image file from a local drive. Note: Image upload maximum size: 20MB, format: JPEG/PNG Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 30 Aicuda.world Insert an image After inserting the image, Vaidio analyzes the keyword on the inserted image and automatically applies the keyword for the search. In this example, the keyword analyzed from the inserted image is car(white)=1. The search results automatically show an available white sedan from Vaidio in the advanced mode.
Page 31: Hashtag
Note user can input up to 3 hashtags per detail page. Add Hashtag Once hashtag keyword is assigned, the scene detail page would consist hashtag in blue print under scene camera name. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 32: Search View
Aicuda.world Hashtag Assigned All hashtags saved in scenes can be found in hashtag search bar. 7.5 Search View Click the Search button to view the search results. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 33: Grid View Results
Select the number of result images displayed per page. 7.5.1 Grid View Results After the user clicks the Search button, all images that meet the search criteria will appear. By default, the results are displayed in the grid view. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 34: Map View Results
Click the Map View icon to switch to the map result display. By default, no pinpoint will show on the map because no scene is selected for the pinpoint location. Map View Search Result Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 35 To see the map location for more scenes, the user can check Map Pin All to see more scenes on the map. Note the number of Map Pin All is based on the pagination and Show results number. The user can only locate the scenes of the current page on the right. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 36 To track the path of an object, the user can manually pinpoint the scenes of interest (the icon changes from gray to red). Toggle on the Path switch to see the path that the object has taken, including the timestamps of the object in each scene. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 37 In Video Search, the user can mouse hover over the thumbnail popup window to see the Delete and Arrow buttons. Click “x” to close the popup or click on the arrow icons to view the previous or next thumbnail image. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 38: Indoor Map View Results
Select Info Window to see thumbnail pop-ups for pinpoints available on the map. Info Window Select Path to see the pathway of pins according to the event timestamp. Path Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 39: Detail Page
In some cases, the scene on the right does not have the pin in the display; i.e., no Floor Plan was assigned to this camera. 7.5.4 Detail Page Click on the thumbnail to open a new window browser for more detailed information. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 40 Scene Detailed information Name Description Image Information Detected time of the image followed by camera name and information. Original Snapshot Display the original snapshot where the object is detected based on the search Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 41 Select the cropped image on the right side to see the corresponding bounding box turn red in the scene image for better indication, or simply click on the detected object in the image. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 42 Magnifying glass Mouse hover the original snapshot to activate the magnifying glass feature; zoom-in on the image to have a better view of the search objects. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 43 By default, the Detail Page always opens with the Original Snapshot; switch to the Recorded Video for video clips (this button is disabled when the camera is not connected to an NVR). Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 44 For Face Search, refer to Chapter 7.4 Face Search for more details. Click to download the recorded video image to a local directory. Use the switch tab to change to Image view or Map view. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 45 To apply Masking to the video, simply turn on the Masked Download toggles before video download. For person masking, a setting icon will appear when person masking is enabled. The user can click the icon to adjust the Person Masking Threshold. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 46 For Masking Video File, refer to Chapter 15 File for more details. Detail Page Map View Click the Map icon to switch to Map View, in this view the user can find the map location of Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 47: Query Syntax
Click the Indoor Map icon to switch to Floor Plan View, where the user can find the Floor Plan location of the detected scene. Appendix Search Syntax Query Syntax clause = type [ ({property}[,{property}...]) ] [ {op}{number} ] query = clause [ {bit operator} clause ] Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 48: Supported Type
General Model Category Type Transportation Bicycle Motorcycle Truck Person Animal Bear Horse Object Backpack Baseball bat Cellphone Handbag Laptop Suitcase Umbrella Extend Object Airplane Balls Boat Chair Gloves Kite Knife Plant Racket Skateboard Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 49 Human Model Category Type Transportation Bicycle Human Person Object Backpack Baseball bat Helmet Suitcase Umbrella Extend Object Baseball glove Boot Dress Glasses Headphones Jacket Roller skates Scarf Shirt Shorts Sports uniform Trousers Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 50: Supported Property
Example: for an “AND” search, the user is searching for a red car and people: The search result will show events when both red cars and people are detected in one scene. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 51: Example
Advanced Search provides the type-ahead that enables the users to see possible criteria in the system. The following example shows the available options for a search. Car search: Car with color, e.g., yellow: car(yellow) Multiple cars in one scene, e.g., 2 cars: car=2 Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 52 Car with license plate “abc123” and cannot be in red: car(plate=abe123;!red) Search for a person whose age is between 20 to 29: face(age=20-29) Search for male: face(gender=Male) Search for a male person whose age is between 20 to 29: face(gender=Male;age=20-29) Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 53: I18N Support
Multiple buses not in black with license plates “DEF123” and not in any list: bus(!black;plate=DEF123)>1 i18n support Vaidio provides the type-ahead support with the chosen language in an advanced search. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 54: Face Recognition
Users can search for a matched face from a video search result or upload an image. There are two switch tabs in Face Search: Match Video and Match List. 8.1 Dashboard The Dashboard sub-tab is the default page of Face Recognition, shown in the window below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 55 Click to define the query criteria by specifying the Age, Gender, List (List can be created in the List tab under the Face Recognition tab) and Name. Mach Target List allows multiple list selection. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 56 Display the runtime of face images detected in chronological order. FR Dashboard Results The dashboard table shows Event Face with Similarity, Age and Gender; Target Face with List Name, and Description; Time, Camera Name. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 57 Description: Any additional information for the user reference. Time Event Face captured time. Camera Name The camera that captured the Face Image. A Detected Event Face with no match will show no Target Face, Name, Similarity, List, and Description. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 58 Image View of an Event Face Click to expand the option for Create New Target and Add to Existing Target. Select Create New Target to save the face detected and assign it to a list Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 59 If the user recognizes the Face Image and is aware that the detected person already belongs to a list, the user can select Add to Existing List to add the face image to the existing target and increase the accuracy. Select Add to Existing Target to view the window below, Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 60 Then, the user can find the correct match from the list and click Add to add him/her to a list or click View Profile to check the profile information. When the user clicks on Add, the new face image will be added to the existing target, as shown below: Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 61: History
Aicuda.world Face Recognition Add to List Click View Profile to see the information below: Face Recognition Profile 8.2 History Under the Face Recognition sub-tabs, click History to see the window below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 62 Click to define the query criteria by specifying the Age, Gender, List (a list can be created in the List tab under the Face Recognition tab) and Name. Mach Target List allows multiple list selection. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 63 FR Dashboard and History. In this case, only face matches with similarity above 70 are displayed in the FR Dashboard and History result. Refer to Chapter 16.1.1 Profile Configuration for more details. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 65 Input Name of interest to define the query criteria by specifying the name. Click Search to see the result Click to export the results as an Excel file. Click to create a new list, edit (rename) or delete an existing Face Recognition list Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 66 In the Create New Target window, the user can upload more face images to increase the detection accuracy (can add up to 5 images) Click the gray headshot image to upload a new face image. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 67 .png and .jpg. Add the detected face to a List The detected face(s) will be cropped out and listed for the user to select. Select the face image and click Add to apply. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 68: Face Search
Fill in the fields Name, Birth Year, Gender, List, and Description. Click Add to add to the list or Cancel to exit. 8.4 Face Search Under the Face Recognition sub-tab, click the Face Search to see the window below. Face Search Window Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 69: Match Video
Click to upload an image from a local drive. The system will automatically display the matched result. Note: Image upload maximum size: 5MB, format: JPEG/PNG Click to define the query criteria by specifying the camera(s). Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 70 The user can use the timeline matrix to track the target face based on the camera location and timeframe. If the search schedule that the user sets exceeds 24 hours, a warning window will appear: Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 71: Match List
Match List with the selected target image as shown below: Match List Window In Match List, the user can select a detected face and find the list to which it belongs. One face can belong to Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 72 Detected. Each result face image shows the similarity score, identified List, and name. Click a Match List face image result to open a Profile window for more details. Face Recognition Profile Window Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 73: License Plate Recognition
System Setting > Pattern Editor. Refer to Chapter 21.12 Setting for more details. 9.1 Dashboard The Dashboard sub-tab is the default page of LPR, as shown in the window below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 74 Image View Click the source image icon from the dashboard result to enable source image on the left view. The source image in display provides the time and camera name of the captured Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 75 License Plate This section shows the following information: Vehicle type, vehicle color, Make & Model, list to which the vehicle is classified, confidence value, and description. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 76 Click the Add to LPR List button to save the license plate and assign it to a list. LPR Add to List Window In the Add to LPR List window, the user can select the list in the drop-down menu and add a description for future Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 77: History
Click to define the query criteria by specifying the camera(s). Click to define the query criteria by specifying the file(s). Select and define the query criteria by specifying the date and time. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 78: List
Display license plate detected in chronological order. In LPR History, the captured license plate results are from both cameras and files. 9.3 List Under the LPR sub-tabs, click List to see the window below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 79 In the Add to List window, the user can select a list from the drop-down menu and add the description for further reference. Click Edit List to see the List window below: Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 80 Optional: Input a license plate to define the query criteria by specifying the license plate number. Click Search to see the available results. Click to export the results as an Excel file Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 81: Identity Recognition
In the Identity Recognition tab, there are two sub-tabs: Dashboard and History. Note: Identity Recognition is exclusive for Florida, USA driver license in Vaidio 5.0.0. 10.1 Dashboard The Dashboard sub-tab is the default page of Identity Recognition, as shown in the window below.
Page 82 The dashboard shows ID Scan, Face Detected, Matched Face, Time, and Camera Name. Identity Recognition Dashboard Result Window Item Description ID Scan Thumbnail of the detected driver license. The image has a banner at the bottom to Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 83: History
Select and define the query criteria by specifying the date and time. Click to define the query criteria by specifying the Access type, Name, List (List can be created in the List tab under FR), and ID number. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 84: People Counting
Default Counting page; allow the user to see the live counting of people going in and out of a specified area. History Users can search for and track the number of people going in and out of the specified area in the desired timeframe. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 85: Dashboard
The graph updates every minute, the user can also enable the Occupancy checkbox to view occupancy in the graph. Mouse hover over the graph to see the tooltip for detailed data. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 86: History
In the Graph view result, the user can download the file as PDF or JPG. Check Occupancy to see the occupancy data in the graph, mouse over the graph to see the tooltip for detailed Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 87 For List View, click on the Export button to download the table as an Excel file and check Occupancy to see the occupancy value in the History Table. People Counting List View Counting History/ Default Start and End time Rule Hourly Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 88: Vehicle Counting
Vehicle Counting dashboard allows the user to see the live counting of vehicles going into and out of a specified area. History The user can search for and track the number of vehicles going into and out of the specified area based on the desired timeframe. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 89: Dashboard
The live counting graph shows the number of vehicles moving inward/outward Graph corresponding to the selected line set. The graph is generated every minute, the user can also view the Occupancy value by enabling the checkbox at the top left of Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 90: History
Check the Occupancy checkbox to enable the occupancy display in the Graph and Table below. The In/Out values are aggregated within the query timeframe. Occupancy is displayed when checked. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 91 Vehicle Counting History Graph For the Vehicle Counting History Table, click on the Export button to download the table as an Excel file. Check Occupancy to see the occupancy value in the History Table. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 92 The Vehicle Counting History Table displays the In, Out, and Occupancy values of all selected vehicle types in the query criteria; click on the value with a blue underline to expand the list and show individual vehicle types with the corresponding detected values. Vehicle Counting History Table Detail Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 93 January 1st of this year] 00:00:00 and End with [last day- December 31st of this year] 23:59:59. • Maximum data display is 3 years. • Start from the 1st day of every month. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 94: Intrusion
To activate the camera view on the left, select the camera in the drop-down menu or click on the Camera Name in blue underline. 13.1 Dashboard Click on the Dashboard sub-tab to see the window below, which is the default page of Intrusion. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 95 Click to open the ROI List to select the ROI rule. All configured ROIs have been put in the ROI List for the user to enable/disable the intrusion by selecting the checkbox. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 96: History
Click on the History sub-tab to see the window to search the intrusion history. Intrusion History Window Click to define the query criteria by specifying the Intrusion. Define the query criteria by specifying the date and time. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 97: Abnormal
To activate the camera LiveView, select the camera(s) in the drop-down menu or click the Camera Name from the event scenes. 14.1 Dashboard Click on the Dashboard sub-tab to see the window below, which is the default page of Abnormal. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 98 Click the drop-down menu for the camera(s) available for selection. Select and click on one of the Camera Names in the Intrusion History Result to see the live view on the left. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 99: History
Abnormal Types for selection: Person Wrong Direction, Vehicle Wrong Direction, Person Fall, Loitering, Illegal Parking and Object Left Behind. 14.2 History Click on the History sub-tab to see the window to search the Abnormal history Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 100 Once the user has completed the query criteria and clicks Search, the Abnormal history of the given criteria is displayed. Similar to the dashboard, the result incorporates Result, Camera Name, Abnormal Detected, and Event Time. Click to export the results to an Excel file. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 101: Alert
Set the alert rule and trigger action 15.1 Dashboard Alert Dashboard is the default page for Alert, showing the runtime alert. All alert events that occurred in the latest 1 minute are highlighted in blue. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 102 The user can turn off Refresh to stop the map from moving if needed. Use the switch tab to get to Live View or click on one of the underlined camera names from the scene to activate the Live View of the Alert camera. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 103 Use the switch tab to access Indoor Map View. Alert Dashboard Indoor Map Click to open the Alert List window; the user can specify the alert search by Alert Type or Alert Name. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 104 When the user selects the Alert Type in the Search drop-down menu, a new menu bar will display the Alert Types for selection. Alert List All configured alerts are in the Alert List for the user to enable/disable by selecting the checkboxes (Uncheck all indicates select all). Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 105 History - Click to drop the pin on the map to see the alert location on both Map View and Indoor Map View. The icon will change to red when clicked. Delete The user can delete the result in case of inaccurate or false data. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 106: History
Click to switch the view type, Alert History is in Map View by Map/Indoor Map default. Use the switch tab to change to Live View or click camera names from the scene event to see Live View of the selected camera. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 107: Alert Rule
The user can also enable email subscription using the checkbox in the subscription column. Click to add an alert in the New Alert window, and set an alert in the New Alert window based on the given criteria. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 108: Camera Abnormal
Alert Record Alert trigger actions will be recorded in this section; the user can edit and delete the prerecorded trigger action(s). 15.3.1 Camera Abnormal Select Camera Abnormal to select Camera and Abnormal type. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 109: Face Recognition
Select Face Recognition to select Camera and FR List. Click to select a camera in the camera list; the blue number next to the camera button indicates the number of cameras selected. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 110: Identity Recognition
Select Illegal Parking to see the setting tab for Select ROI. Click to select an ROI with the assigned camera; the blue number next to the button indicates the number of cameras and ROIs selected. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 111: Intrusion
In Alert Type, by default, Intrusion is selected with the ROI and Camera menu bar. The user can choose the ROI and camera in the dropped down menu to set new alerts. For the Intrusion ROI configuration, refer to Chapter 18.1.2 Advanced for more details. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 112: License Plate Recognition
Click to select the list in the LPR list, the blue number next to the button indicates the number of lists selected. Refer to Chapter 8.3 List for more details about LPR List. 15.3.7 Loitering Select Loitering to see the setting tab for Select ROI. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 113: Object Left Behind
Click the checkbox to enable the ROI for Loitering Alert. For the Loitering configuration, refer to Chapter 18.1.1 Advanced for more details. 15.3.8 Object Left Behind Select Object Left Behind to see the setting tab to Select ROI. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 114: People Counting
Click the checkbox to enable the ROI for Object Left Behind Alert. For the configuration, refer to Chapter 18.1.1 Advanced for more details. Object left behind 15.3.9 People Counting Select People Counting to see the setting tabs. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 115: Person Fall
5 min. Note alert will not trigger within the 5 min, no matter how many people are counted during the time period. Disable Event to notify only once when the defined rule is reached. 15.3.10 Person Fall Select Person Fall to see the setting tab for Camera. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 116: Person Wrong Direction
Person Wrong Direction in Alert. For the Person Wrong Direction configuration, refer to Chapter 18.1.2 Advanced for more details. 15.3.12 Vehicle Counting Select Vehicle Counting to see the setting tabs. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 117: Vehicle Wrong Direction
Disable Event to notify only once when the defined rule is reached. 15.3.13 Vehicle Wrong Direction Select Vehicle Wrong Direction to see the setting tab to Select Line. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 118: Video Search
For the Vehicle Wrong Direction configuration, refer to Chapter 18.1.1 Advanced for more details. 15.3.14 Video Search The default Alert Type is Video Search, where one can use Define Rule to configure the camera, object type, and schedule. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 119 The blue number next to the camera button indicates the number of cameras selected. Object type selection follows the same behavior as defined in Video Search. Click to set the vehicle-type alert rule. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 120 When the search criteria are complete, they will appear in the space below. The following image is an example of the search criteria for Vehicle. Click to set the human-type alert rule. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 121 For the Animal-type search criteria, refer to Chapter 6.1 Basic Search for more details. Click to set the Object-type alert rule. For the Object-type search criteria, refer to Chapter 6.1 Basic Search for more details. Click to set the Alert schedule in the window below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 122: Alert Trigger
The Alert Trigger (Optional) contains 6 types of Trigger Actions: Email Notification, HTTP, BTX Bridge to Milestone XProtect, APP Notification, Genetec, and Network Optix. The user can assign a trigger action once an alert rule has been defined; the input trigger action information is Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 123 For HTTP, input information to invoke a function with an HTTP request. HTTP Trigger Action The user can click on to view the HTTP pattern available for URL requests. HTTP Content is only valid when a POST request type is used. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 124 By using a specified keyword in the URL, the trigger action will convert the event to a designated server. For APP Notification, simply select in the Trigger Action menu bar and click on the Add button to receive app notification. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 125 In the Trigger Action panel, enter the required information for BTX Bridge to Milestone XProtect. Click Check Connection to make sure that the connection works. Click OK to confirm the Alert trigger action. For more information about BTX-bridge, please check the link: https://www.milestonesys.com/marketplace/app-techs-corp/bridge-to-xprotect/ Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 126 Aicuda.world In BTX Bridge To integrate an Vaidio event into Milestone XProtect Click on the Device Map Tab to see the data table of Camera & Device Mappings; change the Analytics Device Name to the camera name of the assigned Trigger Action.
Page 127 Click OK to apply HTTP in this alert rule. Enter the Account and Password if NX requires the login access. The account and password should be provided by the Nx system administrator. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 128 Aicuda.world In NX Witness To sync the event from Vaidio: Right-click a camera from the camera tree on the left side and see the context menu. In the context menu, select Camera Rule to add a camera event. In the Event Rule panel, click Add to add a new event.
Page 129 The Event and Action option boxes will expand. In Event, select Generic Event in the Event box to synchronize the Vaidio alert to the Nx server. Make sure that the Source contains, Caption contains and Descriptions have the correct entries according to the content defined in the HTTP trigger in Vaidio Alert.
Page 130 Note: Refer to the Alert Trigger Guide for more details on the HTTP trigger syntax. 15.3.12.3 Alert Trigger to Genetec Make sure that Vaidio is well integrated with Genetec to enable the alert trigger. Contact your technical support for more information on how to integrate Vaidio with Genetec.
Page 131 In the readily integrated Genetec, open Security Desk, and go to Tasks > Alarm Monitoring New alarms appear in the top panel. Video playback appears in the bottom-left tile. A scene image from Vaidio appears in the bottom-right panel. Copyright ©...
Page 133: Multi Live View
Click to sort the live view into a same-size grid display. Click to use a pre-assigned view display. Live View Display Click to access a live view in full screen Click to switch between Multi Live View, Map View, and Floor Plane. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 134 Live View Drag and Drop To manually sort the live view, the user can drag and drop cameras from the camera list and place the live view at the desired position with adjustable sizes. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 135: Ai Tracking
(person/vehicle) that appears in the camera. The image below shows the same camera in two different modes: normal live view (left) and Live View with AI Tracking mode (right). Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 137 Note that only one live view is available at a time in the map view; the user can click another camera from the camera list to see the map changing its coordinates and the live view. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 138: Indoor Map Live View
When the Indoor Map view is selected, the camera list on the left will only show cameras assigned with the Floor Plan. Choose a camera from the list to get a live view on the indoor map. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 140 Aicuda.world Statistics Page The statistics page generates a heatmap based on object detection. Click to search for a specific Camera or File name. A video must be selected to generate a Heatmap. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 141 Only one video can be selected from the Source List. Select a local or remote Vaidio from the Vaidio search drop-down menu. In Search for, select Camera Name or File Name and enter the corresponding keyword string to search for a specific Video.
Page 142 In the Aggregate heatmap view, the result only shows one image with a maximum of the 24-hour time range. Heatmap Aggregate Display Click to export the search results as an Excel file. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 143: Vaidio
18. Vaidio Central Search The user can perform Video Search from a remote Vaidio. The system is conceptually divided into a locally hosted Vaidio and remotely hosted Vaidios. Each local Vaidio can connect up to 15 remote Vaidio (display maximum of 16 Vaidios in total).
Page 144: Editing Vaidio
Click OK to save the settings and add the Vaidio in the Vaidio window. Click Cancel to discard the settings and return to the Vaidio window. 18.2 Editing Vaidio Click the Edit button of the corresponding Vaidio in the Vaidio window to open the Edit Vaidio window. Edit Vaidio window Item...
Page 145: Deleting Vaidio
Click Cancel to discard the settings and return to the Vaidio window. 18.3 Deleting Vaidio To delete a remote Vaidio means to break the connection of that remote Vaidio. Note that the locally hosted Vaidio cannot be deleted. Click the Delete button of the corresponding Vaidio. Note that all detected data and information about the cameras related to the deleted Vaidio will no longer be accessible from the Vaidio cluster.
Page 146: File
There are 3 distinct result buttons, which take the user to different feature pages. Click to access the Search page with the designated video file selected in the File List. Video Search is always available by default. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 147: Retrieve Video
Click to access the LPR History sub-tab with the designated video file selected in the File List. 19.1 Retrieve Video Click the Retrieve Video button to see the Retrieve Video window. Note: The user can only retrieve video files from a local Vaidio. Retrieve Video Window Item Description Select NVR: Select the NVR available to retrieve the video.
Page 148: Upload Video
Click the Uploaded Video button to see the Upload Video window. In this window, the user can upload the videos from local directories. These videos will be included in the search function. Vaidio supports H.264 video formats, which include MP4, WMV, AVI, MOV, and MPG. Note:...
Page 149 Select the file type for the video upload: FR, LPR, PPE, Person Masking, and LPR Masking. When Person Masking is checked, an icon will appear for the user to click and adjust the Person Masking Threshold. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 150: Camera
If the window is closed during uploading, the uploading process will be canceled. Note: To upload a video file larger than 1GB, the user should use the Video Uploader tool. The Video Uploader tool is included in the Vaidio release package; contact the administrator for more details. 20. Camera Click the Camera tab to see the window below.
Page 151: Abnormal Check
Vaidio. Camera Name Name of the camera. Remote The remote cameras will display their associated Vaidio name in this column. Resolution Resolution of the camera. NVR Name -Channel ID NVR name of the camera and Channel ID of the camera.
Page 152 The window displays the camera status in the past 30 days; the red blocks show the periods when the camera status was detected as Abnormal. Click the red block to see the detail for Abnormal status. The new window has two scenes for comparison: Current view and Normal view. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 153 For Abnormal Status with Blur/Blockage/Reposition, the users can click the Set as Normal button at the bottom left below the Current View to mark that the current abnormal status can be considered normal. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 154: Camera List
Note for Camera App: -Each camera can only have one mapping ID of camera app. -A main or standalone Vaidio allows to have multiple camera app but they need to be in different camera with different mapping ID. -User can select Camera App as one of the camera type for analytic. There may be different App name for camera app type.
Page 155: Plugin
Vaidio to conduct analytics. Note that for External camera type, only AI Engines below are available: FR, LPR, Intrusion, OLB, and PPE Digital Watchdog is the supported system in Vaidio 5.0.0. Below is the procedure to add a plugin for DW and Copyright ©...
Page 156 ATTENTION: After copying a plugin library, the Server has to be restarted. Enable plugin 1. Right-click the camera and choose the “Camera Setting” tab. 2. Go to the “Plugins” page and chose the ”Vaidio analytics plugin” to configure the Vaidio server to be connected. ● Configuration description: ○...
Page 157 3. The plugin will send a notification to notify the user to create an external camera in the Vaidio after enable. 4. Create an external camera in the Vaidio, set the camera type as “External” and enter the mapping id set in the plugin before then press the “Preview”...
Page 158 If connected successfully, the camera snapshot will show on the UI. 6. If the external camera is successfully created, the plugin will show a notification to notify the user that the plugin is working. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 159 ● Support properties: ○ Color, Make, Model, License plate (if engine support), Age (if engine support), Gender (if engine support). Search object type with properties or filter the object want to detect. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 160 1. Right click the camera then select the “Camera Rules” tab. 2. Click the “Add” button to create a new event rule, then select “Analytics Event” on the drop-down menu and set event type as “Object detection”. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 161 Aicuda.world 3. Setting the event rule condition. Caption contains: Object type.  Description contains: Object’s properties.  4. If the event occurs the event notification will show in the event tab. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 162: Advanced
On the right side of the camera window, under the Advanced section, the user can see a snapshot of the activated camera. The view allows the user to configure the area(s) of interest in the camera based on the selected AI Engine(s). Camera Advanced Panel Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 163 AI Engines must be checked for the camera to conduct analytic detection. Most AI Engines require additional drawing configuration (ROI, line) in the preview section, except for Face Recognition and PPE. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 164 Click Face Recognition in the AI Engines checkbox to see the FR tab in the preview window. Use the drawing tool to define an FR ROI and make sure that the defined LPR area is within the General ROI. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 165 ID number on the driver license. The FR ROI is for face detection of the cardholder. The FR ROI cannot be adjusted in this tab and is adjustable by the General ROI. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 166 Use the drawing tool to define an Intrusion ROI and make sure that the Intrusion area is within the General ROI. For each camera, the user can draw up to 4 intrusion ROIs with the corresponding naming convention and number indication. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 167 Aicuda.world Intrusion ROI select the object type and schedule of Click the wrench icon to open a new section for Intrusion configuration; interest for intrusion detection Intrusion ROI setting Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 168 Use the drawing tool to define an LPR ROI and make sure that the defined LPR area is within the General ROI. Once an LPR area is confirmed, the user can select the Road Type and Vehicle Type from the menu bar. LPR ROI Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 169 Use the drawing tool to define the Object Left Behind ROI and make sure that the defined ROI is within the General ROI. For each camera, the user can draw up to 8 Object Left Behind ROIs with the corresponding naming convention and number indication. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 170 Click to open a new window for the Object Left Behind configuration. Object Left Behind Configuration Object Type Select the object type from the typeahead list; the user can input a maximum of 10 object types. Selected objects Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 171 People Counting, the direction of the arrow is considered In, and the opposite direction is considered Out. Click when the drawing is complete and name the configured line set in the table below. People Counting Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 172 Click to create a new set of parallel lines in the snapshot view. Once a line set is created, the user can switch the pointing direction by clicking on the arrow and alter the line Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 173 For Vehicle Wrong Direction, the opposite direction of the arrow is considered the wrong direction. Click when the drawing is complete and name the configured line set in the table below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 174: Location Type
Aicuda.world Vehicle Wrong Direction 20.1.3 Location Type In the Camera window, click the Location Type dropdown menu to select the GPS Map or Indoor Map. Camera Location Type Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 175 20.1.2.2 Indoor Map When Indoor Map is selected in the Location type, a new button will appear on the right of the menu bar. Click the Indoor Map button to open a new window. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 176 Refer to Chapter 18.2 Indoor Map for more details. Choose the location on the floor plan for the camera and click Next to see the Floor Plan(s) of the selected location. Indoor Map Floor Plan Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 177: Profile
The saved profile will be available in the Profile list once the user has completed the configuration and named the profile. Note: The user can create a maximum of 100 profiles per model set. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 179 In the Profile window, the user can create a new profile or edit an existing profile by adjusting the configuration setting. Click to open a new window to see the complete profile list with the created time and description. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 180 Click Save after the parameter adjustments in the Default profile; a new window will appear as shown below, Save New Profile Create a new name for the profile and add a description for reference. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 181 Click Save to save the changes to the existing profile. Click Save As New to save this profile as a new profile List, and a pop up will appear for Profile name. Click Cancel to discard all changes. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 182 In the Profile window, the user can select AI Models in the AI Model drop-down menu. AI Models in the System will be available for selection, and the listed Object types will change based on the selected AI Model. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 183 In the Profile window, there are 2 tabs by default: Object Type and Video Search. Users can get access to the FR, LPR and Make and Model configuration tab when they are enabled in the camera. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 184 The user can also view the assigned object size on the screen for reference when entering the object size. Click on an object of interest, and the size board will appear with a minimum size in red and maximum size in yellow. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 185 The object size here should not be greater than the General ROI Resolution in the previous Add/Edit Camera window. Video Search Click on the Video Search tab to see the window below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 186 To adjust each parameter, the user can either drag the sliders or input a precise value in the textbox. Each configuration has a suggested value on the side for the user reference. Click Save to apply the setting to the profile. Click Cancel to discard the settings Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 187 To adjust each parameter, the user can either drag the sliders or input a precise value in the textbox. Each configuration has a suggested value on the side for the user reference. Click Save to apply the setting to the profile. Click Cancel to discard the settings Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 188 To adjust each parameter, the user can either drag the sliders or input a precise value in the textbox. Each configuration has a suggested value on the side for the user reference. Click Save to apply the setting to the profile. Click Cancel to discard the settings Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 189: Auto Discovery
Click the Auto Discovery button in the Camera Management window to automatically discover ONVIF-supported cameras in the same network environment. The Camera Auto Discovery window will pop up and start to scan available cameras in the same network. Auto Discovery scanning Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 190 The camera configuration page appears with the pre-entered info of the auto-discovered camera. Click the Preview button to get the camera snapshot and enter other information on this camera configuration page. Select Profile and AI Engine and draw the ROI or lines accordingly. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 191 For example, some Axis cameras have the time sync checking feature, and we must manually turn off this feature on the camera to add to Vaidio. For the Axis camera, go to "General setting" > "Webservice" > Uncheck "Enable replay attack protection".
Page 192: Deleting Cameras
Under the Camera sub-tabs, click Indoor Map to see the window below. Indoor Map Page Click Add Indoor Map button to open a new window to set up a floor plan for the cameras. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 193 Click the Upload floor plan button to upload floor plan images from the local drive. The Floor Plan name is required to save the data. When all given fields are set and the floor plan is uploaded, the window appears as below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 194 Once everything is set accordingly, click OK to save the data and close the window. The saved Indoor Map data will be available in the card view display for edit and delete. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 195: Nvr
Aicuda.world 21. NVR 21.1 Adding NVR Click the NVR tab to see the window below. NVR Window Click the Add NVR button to add an NVR. This window appears: Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 196 Aicuda Customer Support to issue the license. Special Note: Configuration of NVR brands To make sure that Vaidio works well with the supported NVR brands, a native configuration of NVR brands may be required. Different NVRs have different native configurations. Additional Configuration of NVR Copyright ©...
Page 197 Run the Milestone Mobile installer. b. Choose a Custom installation and select the plug-in (32-bit or 64-bit). It is safe to install both. c. Restart the Management Application or Management Client. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 198 XProtect Web Client with the user’s system. To reduce the overall use of analytic capacity on the computer that runs the management server, install the Milestone Mobile server on a separate computer. Follow the setting displayed below for Milestone Recording Servers. The camera is always recording in this setting. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 199 Follow the setting displayed below for Milestone Mobile Servers. The setting is suggested to avoid video retrieval failure. 3. Add Camera Click on Investigate > Add cameras. Click on the New Investigation button. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 200 Drag and drop cameras to the investigation and click on Save or Save as. Recording Camera Set the recording camera event by dragging the Time scale bar; go to the end time selection and click the Record Forward button. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 202: Editing Nvr
NVR Brand Select the NVR brand. Click Check Connection to test whether Vaidio can connect to the NVR. Click OK to apply the changes to the settings and update the NVR information in the NVR window. Click Cancel to discard the settings and return to the NVR window.
Page 203: User
User default page, allowing the user to create, edit, and delete User Group. User Allow the user to create, edit, and delete User. 22.1 User Group The User Group sub-tab is the default page of User, shown in the window below. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 204: Users
Undefined is for unassigned users with lowest access level. 22.1.1 Users Add Group Window Click the Add Group button to create new user group, there are two subtabs in the Add Group window: Users and Permission Control. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 205: Permission Control
View: The user assigned with View can only see cameras in the camera list and their analytic events but cannot edit them. Manage: The user assigned with Manage can see and edit the camera configuration from the camera list. Refer to Chapter 18.1 Edit Camera for more details. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 206 Manage: The user assigned with Manage can view and edit the files under the selected video source from the file list. Refer to Chapter 17 File for more details. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 207 Face Recognition View: User assigned with View privilege can see FR events but cannot add/edit the target lists. Manage: User assigned with Manage privilege can see FR events and add/edit the target lists. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 208: User
Manage: User assigned with Manage privilege can see LPR events and add/edit the LPR lists. 22.2 User Click the User sub-tab to see the window below. Click the Add User button to create a new user and add to User group. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 209: Import Ldap Users
LDAP page under System. Refer to Chapter 21.7 LDAP for more details. The Import LDAP Users window appears. Check to select the users and click the Import button to import Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 210 YES indicates that the user is imported from the LDAP server; NO indicates that the user is added from a normal Add User in the LDAP column. Note that in Edit User, the User Name, Password and Confirm Password cannot be modified for an LDAP imported user. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 211: System
The following tabs are displayed in this window: General, Time, Storage, Mail, LDAP, Log, Audit Trail, License, Setting, and AI Model. System Window Click the Restart button to reboot Vaidio. 23.1 General Click the General tab to see the window below.
Page 212: Restore
Click Apply to save the settings. 23.1.1 Restore Click the Restore button to open a new window with the following content. Click the Upload File button to locate the Vaidio configuration file for Restore. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 213: Export Data
Enter “Yes” in the textbox and click Confirm to proceed with restoring the data. Click Cancel to discard the process. 23.1.2 Export Data Click the Export Data button in the General tab to save the Vaidio configuration to the local computer. Export Data Application Configuration...
Page 214: Time
Select to automatically use daylight saving time when applicable. daylight saving time 23.3 Storage Click the Storage tab to see the window below. This window displays the data volume storage information of Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 215: Mail
Vaidio. Any data out of the retention date will not be found. In the case of AI Storage Installation, when the user installs an HDD into the Vaidio appliance, the system storage will automatically detect the new data volume to utilize.
Page 216: Ldap
Select whether to use secure communication. The available options are: NO, SSL, and TLS. Click Apply to save the settings. 23.5 LDAP Click the LDAP tab to see the window below. This window is used to configure the LDAP server. Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 217 The password of the user from the LDAP server Click the Check Connection button to check whether the LDAP server configuration is well set. Click the Apply button to apply the configured LDAP server. Note: Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 218: Log
Click the Log tab to see the window below. Log Window The data logs analyze specific trends or record the data-based events/actions of the Vaidio system environment network. Click to define the query criteria by specifying the date and time.
Page 219: License
Click the License tab to see the window below. This window is used to display the license information, request a new license, and activate the license of Vaidio. The left side of the window displays the current license information, and the right side of the window is used to request and activate the license. Notifications by email will be sent to the administrator 7 days, 3 days, and 1 day before the license expires.
Page 220 Vaidio Footage: Resources that are used for video file processing. User: Display the maximum number of user accounts allowed in this Vaidio Status: Display the status of Vaidio Expiry Date: Display the expiry date if the model is for trial or demo use...
Page 221: Setting
Click the Setting tab to see the window below. Setting Window When Setting is rearranged, click the Apply button at the bottom of the page to save and apply the changes in the Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 222: Select Role
• When changed to Remote, all functional and management menu are hidden except for System page. • For how to add Remote to Main, please refer to Chapter 16. Vaidio for more information 23.9.2 Video Record Video playback length The user can select the video playback length in the given drop-down menu. The selected recorded video playback length will be applied as the default length for all recorded video download.
Page 223: Sound
23.9.4 License Plate Recognition The LPR Pattern Editor allows the user to define the pattern of license plate numbers for different regions. Vaidio LPR will recognize the license plate number according to the defined pattern(s) and filter out license pattern, not in the defined text field.
Page 224: Ssl Certificate
API Basic Authentication Enable authentication for better interaction with the 3 -party system(s). Authentication is the verification of the credential of the connection attempt; Vaidio allows remote access from a certain resource using Basic Authentication. 23.9.6 SSL Certificate The SSL Certificate allows secure connections from a web server to a browser and avoids any disruption for the user to access the website.
Page 225: Faq
Change the AI model when there is no analytic job in progress. Please use the same AI Model in the remote Vaidio and local Vaidio when operating with remote Vaidio. Since every AI model has a different set of search objects, the system can only operate correctly when using consistent training data.
Page 226: Appendix
Do I need to train the AI model? No, the user does not need to train the AI model. Aicuda AI models are pre-trained by our engineers and ready to deploy at customer site out-of-the-box from day 1. In other words, the AI models have learned to recognize the objects listed in the keyword list (available to the user for reference), and there is no calibration required to adapt the unit to its operating environment.
Page 227 Horse Object Backpack Baseball bat Cellphone Handbag Laptop Suitcase Umbrella Extend Object Airplane Balls Boat Chair Gloves Kite Knife Plant Racket Skateboard Skis Snowboard Surfboard Train Human Model Category Type Transportation Bicycle Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 228 Extend Object Baseball glove Boot Dress Glasses Headphones Jacket Roller skates Scarf Shirt Shorts Sports uniform Trousers Wheelchair Fire Model Category Type Transportation Human Person Object Fire Smoke Weapon Model Category Type Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.
Page 229: Open Source Credit
Aicuda.world Human Person Object Handgun Rifle 25.3 Open Source Credit Open Source OpenCV Cuda Nvidia license agreement Dlib Boost software license Tensorflow Apache License 2.0 TensorRT Nvidia Prerelease License Agreement Copyright © 2021 Aicuda Inc. All rights reserved.