June 2025

Snapshot-24

• Duration Drop up Selector: Added a Duration drop up allowing users to select predefined time ranges

• Time block Drop up: Introduced a Time block drop up to enable users to filter and view snapshots within specific time intervals.

• Snapshot Playback Controls: Enabled snapshot playback with Play/Pause functionality and adjustable playback speed for better timeline navigation.

• Multiple Viewing Modes: Added support for viewing snapshots in both:

Hourly View:

Spotlight View:

• Layout Customization: Included a Layout drop up to allow switching between different snapshot grid layouts, enhancing usability across screen sizes and preferences.

• High Resolution & Zoom:
  • Introduced the option to view snapshots in high resolution.
    
     
  • Users can now zoom into individual snapshots for detailed analysis.

• Download Capability: Added the ability to download snapshots, allowing users to save and share visual records when needed.
  
  
• Snapshot Metadata Indicators: Snapshots now indicate whether they are linked to an event or a schedule, improving traceability and context.
  • Events Snapshot:
    
    
  • Schedule Snapshot:
    
• 24-Hour History for Selected Dates: Enabled viewing of 24-hour snapshot history for any selected date, offering greater flexibility in historical visual review.
  
  
• Mismatch Configuration Update: Added an option for users to add all values at once when resolving mismatch configurations in the Camera Configuration page.

• Camera Name Link Behavior: Clicking on a camera name link now opens the Camera Configuration page in a new tab in Edit Mode, allowing for quicker access and parallel editing.
• Recorder Name Link Behavior: Clicking on a recorder name link now opens the Recorder Configuration page in a new tab in Edit Mode, streamlining navigation and configuration workflows.
• Homography Enhancement: Homography points are now automatically scaled up or down in the Camera Configuration page based on changes to the camera or map resolution, ensuring accurate alignment and consistency across varying resolutions.

AIC Access Control Module release notes:

• Tarball: AIC_ARM64_0.0.24-2.tar.gz, version 0.0.23-1.
• WebConfig: aic_web_service_0.0.24-0-no-service-check_arm64.deb.
• SDK service: aic_sdk_service_0.0.24-0-pkg_arm64.deb.
• AIC Microcontroller firmware (AIC4): AIC4_crc_00.00.31_2.0HW.cyacd2.
• ACS Docker version: v0.0.21.0.
• Mongo Docker version: Latest.

New Features implemented:

• AIC Event Analyzer:
  • Mapping of ChangeOfStateOutput to semantic actions.
  • Event enrichment with source, action type, and terminal status.
  • Support for downstream consumers (audit, alert, analytics).
• AIC Database Change Analyzer:
  • Monitors MongoDB for output control commands.
  • Generates low-level hardware commands.
  • Implements state reconciliation, redundancy checks, and acknowledgment reporting.
• Adjusted event logging to reference Reader Name instead of Portal Name, enhancing traceability and clarity in logs.

Improvements implemented:

• Fixed caching and DB sync logic to ensure newly created readers appear in UI list for Access Level assignment.
• Resolved a synchronization delay. Now, card details are reliably synced to MongoDB upon creation.
• Enhanced synchronization logic to ensure configuration changes are reflected promptly and accurately in AIC.
• The valid card is now synced, while the expired card is skipped. Person creation proceeds without errors.

Improvements implemented:

• Resolved the issue to ensure that any delete or undelete action performed on the Portal is now automatically synced correctly, restoring expected behavior and data consistency across systems.

Updates included in the release:

• Based on the number of cameras set up on Jetson boards, the pipeline will be configured for those many cameras with one process dedicated to each camera.
• Clips generated by BB-NVR are passed through a video analytics engine, producing detection and tracking results.
• Detection and tracking results are stored in the CSVs which are stored locally as well as in the Datalake.
• CSVs are persisted in the board locally for a configurable number of days.
• Logs of the pipeline are currently rotated weekly and stored in compressed format for improved disk management.
• Performance analytics was done with various optimization techniques like batching, tensorrt engine inference etc on Orin-nano-4GB, Orin-NX-8-GB and Orin-NX-16GB.

Versions:

• Docker image deployed in bb0xdockerhub version - bb0xdockerhub.azurecr.io/videoanalytics/orin_nx:v0.0.0
• Datalake library version - 4.0.7

Release Notes

• Software Version: 1.0.295-ec2f48c9

Features:

• Updated Datalake library – Person Reader training and Auto ID candidate images are now stored in Datalake fragments, organized by Person Reader name, and accessible from BluSKY.
• Standardized logging – DDE-related logs now follow the same structure as Person Reader backend logs.
• Unenrolling a user from PR will also remove them from Face Scrub.