This is a user manual that guides you through the initial setup steps for EVA, setting up scenarios and objects, and improving detection quality.
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Core flow: Camera connection → Scenario setting → Object/area setting → Detection interval setting → Monitoring → Alarm/feedback-based improvement
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EVA finds an object in camera footage, determines whether the object actually requires response, and then notifies the necessary people. The camera supplies images, the vision model finds objects and locations on the screen, and the agent interprets the situation based on the scenario. As notifications and feedback accumulate, operators can further refine the standards to suit the field.
If you are using it for the first time, check the overall flow first in ‘Getting started with EVA’ and then prepare for stable video input through ‘Camera connection and registration’. Next, select what, where, and under what circumstances to be notified in ‘Detection Settings’, and check the results with notifications and feedback on the monitoring screen. When managing multiple users, cameras, and policies together, you can refer to the administrator settings. The documents below are arranged in this order.
This is a quick start guide that first-time users can follow, from connecting an account, license, and camera to starting monitoring.
Camera connection and registration
Describes the procedures and inspection items for checking RTSP addresses and network conditions and registering and connecting cameras.
Camera list and detailed management
This guide explains how to manage the connection status, streaming, detection information, notifications, chat, and main settings of registered cameras.
We explain the flow of setting the scenario, detection target/vision model, detection area and detection interval, and improving quality with notification results.
Organizes administrator functions such as accounts/permissions, licenses, camera operation, scenario templates, and system settings.