March 2023
New Features
| Interactive Maps V2 - (Beta) Left Navigation: - New left side panel for quick access to maps and devices. - Search facility and floor option. - Option to drag-drop single or multiple floors at a time to view maps. - Option to double click to add maps to view area. - Option to search in selected facilities. - Badge count to show the count of devices for a building. - Option to expand/collapse of building and floor for floor and devices overview. - Gesture hint to indicate when a floor can be dragged to the view area. - Option to filter building and devices based on selected and displaying. - Option to clear all selection of the devices and buildings. - Option to resize the width of the left list for better and flexible view. - Left menu shows the devices as folder for each of the floors for easy view. Map Area: - Option to select from multiple maps for a building to view. - Option to search devices from the active map. - Option to clear search by “escape” or “cross” button. - Search shows the hint in real time for the active devices. - Option to remove the active map from view. - Option to reload the active map. - Option to see the info of active map. - Option to view the map in full screen. - Option to zoom in/out the map using mouse. - Option to see the pre-view of zoomed map. - Option to pan-tilt the zoomed map. - Hover on devices to see the name. - Camera icons now shows the device status, “Online”, “Offline”, “Not configured”. - Single click to see the device control options in Modal view. - Double click to see the card control options on the right side. 1. Right Sidebar: - Devices tabs to show the device control options for the selected devices. - Option to remove/add device cards individually. - Option to clear all cards once. - Card tab shows the count of added device cards on right side. - Option to use the device control view in full screen mode. - Option to add multiple device cards to the right side for quick access. - Colour code to highlight which type of device control is active on the right side. - Option to resize the width of the cards for better and flexible view. - User can add up to 20 cards to view for the device control. **Data Visualization:**New Intelligence Menu on the top Menu Bar, this contains 3 sub-menus. Analytics : - The Analytics UI will show a list of summary data that a user might be interested in. - The Analytics UI is like Reports UI, It will show a list of predefined Analytics that the user can choose from. This has 3 types of Analytics: 1. People Per Facility - This shows a column chart of the total number of people per facility. 2. People Per Floor - This shows a bar graph of people per floor for a selected facility. 3. People Per Occupancy - Shows a bar graph of people per Occupancy for a selected facility - User can also create analytics and save them with a name, which you can later View. - Analytics Dashboard - this contains a collection of Analytics housed in a dashboard. - Reports - The existing Reports menu which was up on the main menu bar, will move here. Video Analytics: ROI: - Abbreviated as “Region of Interest”, It allows user to define a specific region of a camera where they can run certain analytics. - In camera configuration page a "ROI" section is added, which displays a tabular view of ROI associated with a camera. - User can create a new ROI by clicking on “Add” to configure a ROI. - They can provide a ROI name in "Name" textbox. - Choose a color from the color picker. - Draw a polygon on video by making dots and line by left mouse click and drag. - To edit the polygon, they can click on View to edit the polygon, user can either change the vertex by left-clicking a coordinate or they can drag the whole polygon by right-clicking on vertex and move - "Hide other" feature is there which allows user to hide other polygons associated with a camera while editing. Custom Analytics: - User can configure rules for Video Analytics under this subsection, a tabular view shows list of rules associated with camera. - On click of “Add”, user can configure rule for camera. - On clicking “View”, user can edit different fields associated with a rule. - “Analytics Type” represents what kind of analytics user wants to run. - “Object type” represents on what kind of object user wants to configure analytics. - By default, “Region” is "Full Field of View" else user can attach ROI's associated with a camera. - “Condition” represents conditions under which the analytics pipeline should show result. - “Threshold” represents a minimum or maximum value, based on the condition for the analytics pipeline to show results. - “Duration” represents a time duration for which the analytics pipeline crosses a certain threshold. - “Rule schedule” represents a schedule when a Video Analytics pipeline needs to run after a rule is configured, - User can enable or disable a rule by toggling a switch to select whether the rule is active or not. - “Action” drop-down allows user to configure what they want to do with results of Video Analytics. |
Improvements
| Camera Configuration - First map should be loaded in Maps and Locations section whenever the camera config page is loaded. - Option to highlight the device/camera when "View all devices" is clicked. - User can force the camera name to either BluSKY camera or the NVR camera. |
Bug Fixes
| - SPA pages crash on selection. - Charts - Company owner permission issue. |
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