EVA v3.2 Release Talk

Looking for an easier way to review what is happening across your cameras and run detection when it matters most? In this EVA v3.2 release talk, two short sessions introduce EVA live and Detection Scheduling. See where each idea fits into day-to-day operations and follow along with the on-screen walkthroughs.

EVA live

When alerts and camera feeds live across multiple EVA servers, moving between screens can slow down the first look at an event. EVA live shows an example of a unified monitoring view for alerts and key camera streams. By connecting EVA detection events through the API, teams can bring useful information into the monitoring workflow they already use.

This session walks through the problem EVA live addresses, then introduces real-time alerts, live camera streams, and alert history. Watch it to see how detection results could come together in a practical monitoring view.

Detection Scheduling

The right time to detect an event depends on the site. A team may want to check for missing safety helmets during working hours and monitor access to an unoccupied area after hours. Detection Scheduling lets you set days and time windows for each scenario, so detection starts and stops automatically when needed.

Different scenarios on the same camera can follow different schedules. That means less routine switching for operators and fewer alerts during times when a scenario does not need to run. Follow the video to see the setup flow and consider how it could fit your site's operating hours.

For a closer look at the Event Data API, Detection Scheduling, and Thinking mode improvements in EVA v3.2, see the EVA v3.2 release notes.