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Kozsu at 16:55, 5 August 2026

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	{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}		{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}
	{{term\|1=Access Point \|2=AP}}{{defn\|1=A networking device that provides wireless (Wi-Fi) access to a wired network.}}		{{term\|1=Access Point \|2=AP}}{{defn\|1=A networking device that provides wireless (Wi-Fi) access to a wired network.}}
			== C ==
			{{term\|1=Credentials}}{{defn\|1=The information used to authenticate a user or device, such as a username and password, certificate, or security token.}}
	== D ==		== D ==
	{{term\|1=DHCP}}{{defn\|1=DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol): A network protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses and other network settings to devices on a network.}}		{{term\|1=DHCP}}{{defn\|1=DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol): A network protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses and other network settings to devices on a network.}}

Kozsu: /* V */

2026-08-05T16:53:35Z

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	{{term\|1=Vislet}}{{defn\|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}}		{{term\|1=Vislet}}{{defn\|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}}
	{{term\|1=Virtual Private Network \|2=VPN}}{{defn\|1=A secure network connection that encrypts data and allows devices to communicate over public networks as if they were on the same private network.}}		{{term\|1=Virtual Private Network \|2=VPN}}{{defn\|1=A secure network connection that encrypts data and allows devices to communicate over public networks as if they were on the same private network.}}

	== W ==		== W ==
	{{term\|1=Wi-Fi Hotspot}}{{defn\|1=A wireless network provided by an access point or another device, allowing nearby devices to connect to a network or the Internet.}}		{{term\|1=Wi-Fi Hotspot}}{{defn\|1=A wireless network provided by an access point or another device, allowing nearby devices to connect to a network or the Internet.}}
	{{glossary end}}		{{glossary end}}

Kozsu at 16:49, 5 August 2026

2026-08-05T16:49:02Z

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	{{term\|1=Visbox}}{{defn\|1=An Event Gates family of GPU-powered industrial edge devices for running VIS applications.}}		{{term\|1=Visbox}}{{defn\|1=An Event Gates family of GPU-powered industrial edge devices for running VIS applications.}}
	{{term\|1=Vislet}}{{defn\|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}}		{{term\|1=Vislet}}{{defn\|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}}
	{{~~glossary end~~}}		{{term\|1=Virtual Private Network \|2=VPN}}{{defn\|1=A secure network connection that encrypts data and allows devices to communicate over public networks as if they were on the same private network.}}
	== W ==		== W ==
	{{term\|1=Wi-Fi Hotspot}}{{defn\|1=A wireless network provided by an access point or another device, allowing nearby devices to connect to a network or the Internet.}}		{{term\|1=Wi-Fi Hotspot}}{{defn\|1=A wireless network provided by an access point or another device, allowing nearby devices to connect to a network or the Internet.}}
			{{glossary end}}

Kozsu: /* S */

2026-08-05T16:44:47Z

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	== S ==		== S ==
	{{term\|1=System Integrator \|2=Systems Integrator}}{{defn\|1=A system integrator or systems integrator is a third-party professional or company contracted to integrate new equipment, components, or software—such as Safety AI—into an existing machine or control system.}}		{{term\|1=System Integrator \|2=Systems Integrator}}{{defn\|1=A system integrator or systems integrator is a third-party professional or company contracted to integrate new equipment, components, or software—such as Safety AI—into an existing machine or control system.}}
			{{term\|1=SSID \|2=Service Set Identifier}}{{defn\|1=The name that identifies a Wi-Fi network and appears in the list of available wireless networks.}}

	== V ==		== V ==
	{{term\|1=VIS}}{{defn\|1=VIS is the core software platform of the Safety AI system. It acquires video streams from cameras, runs AI models to analyze the images, and generates outputs that can be used by external automation, monitoring, or safety-related systems.}}		{{term\|1=VIS}}{{defn\|1=VIS is the core software platform of the Safety AI system. It acquires video streams from cameras, runs AI models to analyze the images, and generates outputs that can be used by external automation, monitoring, or safety-related systems.}}

Kozsu at 16:44, 5 August 2026

2026-08-05T16:44:00Z

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	{{term\|1=Vislet}}{{defn\|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}}		{{term\|1=Vislet}}{{defn\|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}}
	{{glossary end}}		{{glossary end}}
			== W ==
			{{term\|1=Wi-Fi Hotspot}}{{defn\|1=A wireless network provided by an access point or another device, allowing nearby devices to connect to a network or the Internet.}}

Kozsu: /* A */

2026-08-05T16:42:57Z

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	== A ==		== A ==
	{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}		{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}
	{{term\|1=Access Point}}{{defn\|1=A networking device that provides wireless (Wi-Fi) access to a wired network.}}		{{term\|1=Access Point \|2=AP}}{{defn\|1=A networking device that provides wireless (Wi-Fi) access to a wired network.}}

	== D ==		== D ==

Kozsu: /* A */

2026-08-05T16:42:21Z

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	== A ==		== A ==
	{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}		{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}
			{{term\|1=Access Point}}{{defn\|1=A networking device that provides wireless (Wi-Fi) access to a wired network.}}

	== D ==		== D ==
	{{term\|1=DHCP}}{{defn\|1=DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol): A network protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses and other network settings to devices on a network.}}		{{term\|1=DHCP}}{{defn\|1=DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol): A network protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses and other network settings to devices on a network.}}

Kozsu at 16:40, 5 August 2026

2026-08-05T16:40:19Z

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	{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}		{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}
	== D ==		== D ==
			{{term\|1=DHCP}}{{defn\|1=DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol): A network protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses and other network settings to devices on a network.}}
	{{term\|1=DPIA}}{{defn\|1=Data Protection Impact Assessment – a process to identify and minimize privacy risks.}}		{{term\|1=DPIA}}{{defn\|1=Data Protection Impact Assessment – a process to identify and minimize privacy risks.}}
	{{term\|1=DPO}}{{defn\|1=Data Protection Officer}}		{{term\|1=DPO}}{{defn\|1=Data Protection Officer}}

Kozsu: /* I */

2026-08-05T16:38:38Z

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	== I ==		== I ==
	{{term\|1=IPIO}}{{defn\|1=Event Gates [[IPIO]] is the integrated IO device for VIS with 8 digital output and 4 digital inputs.}}		{{term\|1=IPIO}}{{defn\|1=Event Gates [[IPIO]] is the integrated IO device for VIS with 8 digital output and 4 digital inputs.}}

			{{term\|1=IPIO Manager}}{{defn\|1=IPIO Manager is the web based management tool for IPIO devices.}}

	== S ==		== S ==

Kozsu: /* V */

2026-08-05T16:33:01Z

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	== V ==		== V ==
	{{term\|1=VIS}}{{defn\|1=VIS is the core software platform of the Safety AI system. It acquires video streams from cameras, runs AI models to analyze the images, and generates outputs that can be used by external automation, monitoring, or safety-related systems.}}		{{term\|1=VIS}}{{defn\|1=VIS is the core software platform of the Safety AI system. It acquires video streams from cameras, runs AI models to analyze the images, and generates outputs that can be used by external automation, monitoring, or safety-related systems.}}
			{{term\|1=Visbox}}{{defn\|1=An Event Gates family of GPU-powered industrial edge devices for running VIS applications.}}
	{{term\|1=Vislet}}{{defn\|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}}		{{term\|1=Vislet}}{{defn\|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}}
	{{glossary end}}		{{glossary end}}

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	{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}		{{term\|1=AI}}{{defn\|1=Artificial Intelligence.}}
	== D ==		== D ==
			{{term\|1=DHCP}}{{defn\|1=DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol): A network protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses and other network settings to devices on a network.}}
	{{term\|1=DPIA}}{{defn\|1=Data Protection Impact Assessment – a process to identify and minimize privacy risks.}}		{{term\|1=DPIA}}{{defn\|1=Data Protection Impact Assessment – a process to identify and minimize privacy risks.}}
	{{term\|1=DPO}}{{defn\|1=Data Protection Officer}}		{{term\|1=DPO}}{{defn\|1=Data Protection Officer}}