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How to Enable Video Analytics To enable Video Analytics, go to camera settings and choose the Analytics tab. Each analytic may be enabled separately and is billable per camera. A new tab will appear for each when clicking the checkbox. Camera Settings – Enabling Analytics To view the analytics overlay
Eagle Eye Networks released Line Crossing and Intrusion Detection security analytics for the Eagle Eye Cloud Security Camera VMS. These security analytics ensure surveillance images are continuously analyzed in real-time to alert Eagle Eye Customers to things that need attention. Custom alerts can be generated, and these analytics can be
Eagle Eye Networks launched Object Counting business analytics for the Eagle Eye Cloud Security Camera VMS. With Object Counting, businesses can interpret data directly from the source to help them make smarter decisions. Some examples include: Monitoring presence to reduce utility bills Identifying patterns in customer activity to improve sales
Regions and Alerts The Eagle Eye Networks VMS allows an unlimited amount of regions and alerts per camera. These can be added by opening camera settings and selecting the motion tab. In this example, a region named Entry-Exit is shown with separate motion sensitivity from the overall motion sensitivity of
In part 1, we showed how to mask out a motion zone to ignore motion. In this post we are going to show how to create email alerts. We will be setting up email alerts on my front door. I am interested on getting an email notification whenever someone enters