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{{term|1=Blur}}{{defn|1=Blurring is a privacy-enhancing feature that automatically applies a blur effect to detected persons in video feed. See [[Blurring]].}}
{{term|1=Blur}}{{defn|1=Blurring is a privacy-enhancing feature that automatically applies a blur effect to detected persons in video feed. See [[Blurring]].}}
{{term|1=Heartbeat}}{{defn|1=The heartbeat in VIS is a periodic signal that monitors system and component responsiveness to help detect failures and trigger safety actions. See [[Heartbeat]].}}
{{term|1=Heartbeat|2=HB}}{{defn|1=The heartbeat in VIS is a periodic signal that monitors system and component responsiveness to help detect failures and trigger safety actions. See [[Heartbeat]].}}
{{term|1=System logs}}{{defn|1=Record of systematic activities. See [[System Logs]].}}
{{term|1=System logs}}{{defn|1=Record of systematic activities. See [[System Logs]].}}
{{term|1=Email notifications}}
{{term|1=Email notifications}}

Revision as of 22:04, 22 July 2025

Glossary

Blur
  • Blurring is a privacy-enhancing feature that automatically applies a blur effect to detected persons in video feed. See Blurring.
  • Heartbeat (also known as HB)
  • The heartbeat in VIS is a periodic signal that monitors system and component responsiveness to help detect failures and trigger safety actions. See Heartbeat.
  • System logs
  • Record of systematic activities. See System Logs.
  • Email notifications
    1. Emails sent to recipients when defined system events occurred. See Email notifications.
    2. Emails sent to recipients when defined detection events. See Event Logs.
    Information on video
  • Real time system information displayed on video feed. See Information on video.
  • Configurable video length
  • Duration of recorded video log. See Video Length.
  • Event video buffers (also known as Pre/Post-event frames)
  • Event buffers are pre- and post-event video frames included in each recording to provide context before and after a detection, enabling better understanding of the event. See Event Video Buffers.