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Explain ANSVIS System Architecture

 

Keyword Description
Camera The camera is the image source that feeds into the ANSVIS system for object monitoring.
AI Task AI Task is a monitoring job of a camera to detect and analyze visual data for specific purposes.
Task Group A task group connects different resources (including cameras, models, rules, triggers, etc.) that help users create custom AI task(s) for different purposes
Event Event is the detected result of an AI Task
Rule A rule is a set of conditions the AI Task must meet to generate an event.
Trigger A trigger is an action in which the ANSVIS Server will communicate with 3rd-party apps when an event occurs.
AI Inference AI Inference is the action in which the ANSVIS server uses its resources to identify objects of interest before applying rules.

 

ANSVIS Client

The ANSVIS Client is a desktop application enabling users to engage with the ANSVIS Server's UI and create AI Tasks for the ANSVIS Server in the same network. With the ANSVIS Client, users can:

  • Switch between different servers
  • Manage the server's account and license
  • Manage the server's resources, including cameras, models
  • Access to server function to configure AI Tasks
  • See event and report from the server

After creating AI Tasks, the ANSVIS Server will run independently and process AI Inference 24/7

ANSVIS Server

The ANSVIS Server is a desktop service that runs 24/7, stores AI Task's resources, and performs AI Inference. The ANSVIS Server then applies rules and other settings configured for the AI Task to generate events.  When an event is generated, the ANSVIS Server can send a trigger that prompts communication with third-party applications.

 

How It Works

  1. In the ANSVIS Server network, the user uses the ANSVIS Client to connect to the ANSVIS Server.
  2. The user imports camera streams and models to the ANSVIS Server
  3. The user creates AI Tasks for the ANSVIS Server
  4. The ANSVIS Server starts AI inferencing and generates events based on AI Task configuration
  5. The ANSVIS Server sends a trigger that prompts communication with third-party applications.