How to Create a Camera in Isarsoft Perception
A simple tutorial on how to create a camera in Isarsoft Perception with just a few clicks.
Published
July 7, 2022
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Camera Overview
Click on "Cameras" in the sidebar, then on the blue "Create Camera" button on the top right.
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Create Camera
A window opens, this is the first of four steps. Here you give the camera a name, you can set tags and enter the URL.
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Georeferencing
Location
The next step is Georeferencing, this function clarifies the movement of objects on a map(not necessary). Specify the latitude and longitude
Internal Image Points
Then distribute the points according to your location. The mask must be drawn on a plane.
Privacy Mask
In the last step, you can create a privacy mask to exclude non-operational areas, but this step is again not mandatory. Click on "SAVE CONFIGURATION" to create the camera.
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