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Camera Views

The Camera Views in Arvist provides a comprehensive interface for viewing, managing, and interacting with live camera feeds across your facility. This page is crucial for real-time monitoring and ensuring the security and efficiency of your operations.

Overview of the Camera Views​

1. Live Camera Views​

Upon accessing the Camera Views, you will see a grid or list view of all available camera feeds. Each feed displays a live snapshot of the current view from the camera, along with its assigned label for easy identification.

Live Camera Views

2. Camera Interaction Options​

When you select a camera feed, you can interact with the live view through several options:

  • Bounding Box: Toggle this to display bounding boxes around detected objects or persons within the camera's view.
  • Timestamp: Enables or disables the display of the timestamp on the live feed, useful for tracking when events occur.
  • Zones: Visualize predefined detection zones within the camera’s view, useful for monitoring specific areas of interest.
  • Motion Masks: Display or hide areas of the camera feed where motion detection is either enabled or ignored.
  • Motion Boxes: Highlight areas of motion within the camera's view, useful for identifying movement within the scene.

Camera Interaction Options

3. Viewing and Managing Multiple Cameras​

  • Grid/List View: Toggle between a grid view for a broad overview of multiple cameras or a list view for detailed information about each feed.
  • View All: Easily access all available camera feeds from a single interface, allowing you to monitor multiple areas of your facility simultaneously.

4. Camera Labels and Locations​

Each camera feed is labeled with its designated name and location. This helps in quickly identifying the feed's source, especially in environments with a large number of cameras.

5. Additional Features​

  • Zoom and Pan: Some cameras may support digital zoom and panning, enabling you to focus on specific areas within the camera’s view.
  • Event Review: For cameras set to detect specific events (e.g., motion, unauthorized access), you can quickly review recent activities directly from the live view.

Usage Scenarios​

The Camera Views is particularly useful in various scenarios, including:

  • Security Monitoring: Keep a real-time watch on critical areas within your facility.
  • Operational Oversight: Monitor workflows and ensure operational efficiency across different zones.
  • Incident Management: Quickly identify and respond to incidents as they happen.