Viewing Your Task

Each task has a clear and intuitive view to allow the user to effectively manage and view events logs for all the tasks.

Clicking into a task from the dashboard takes you to the individual task view, which allows you to modify settings for that specific task.

Individual Task View

The individual task view allows you to see the following information associated with that task:

• Task status toggles

• Associated event types

• Event record snapshot

• Brightness and contrast adjustment

• Bounding box / image / video view

• Event Record Details and Validation

• Event Record Metadata

• Event Record Timeline

Task Status Toggles

Located at the top right of the Task Detail Page, the user can perform the following actions:

• Delete: Permanently removes the task and all associated records.

• Terminate: Ends the task and halts all detection operations. Existing event records remain accessible in the Event Records page.

• Pause/Resume: Temporarily pause or resume detection operations.

Associated Event Types

These are event types that have been added to the task, in the order of creation. Examples include pedestrian accumulation counting, vehicle detected in zone, etc. Multiple event types can be run in one camera task, and some of them can be paused when unused.

A dropdown toggle on the right can be toggled for when a task contains more than 4 event types.

Event Record Snapshot

When an event gets triggered, a snapshot of that moment is taken for record-keeping and further analysis using a Vision Language Model (VLM). This snapshot also has additional brightness/contrast toggles and AI/image/video view toggles.

Brightness and Contrast Adjustment

These controls allow users to temporarily enhance image visibility—usually for identifying objects in low-light conditions—without affecting the underlying data.

Note: The computer vision model performs inference on the original, unaltered image. All brightness and contrast adjustments are applied post-inference for visualization purposes only.

Bounding Box / Image / Video View Adjustment

The individual task view opens to the image with bounding boxes by default when clocking into the task. This can be toggled by the user to view the image without bounding boxes, and also toggle it to play a short video playback of the event; usually covering 15 seconds before and after the event.

The video playback selection is not available immediately upon task creation. To activate, head to the Settings on the upper right of the individual task view, select Video Recording, and toggle on the events types where you want the recording feature to be activated.

Note: This feature can only be activated on events that utilize a bounding box to trigger the event, regardless of whether it runs a VLM after.

Event Record Details and Validation

Event Record Validation

Click Edit to make changes to the status of an event. Under the Status dropdown menu, the user can classify events into three categories:

• Confirmed – Verified as a valid detection

• False Alarm – Marked as incorrect

• TBC (To Be Confirmed) – Default status, awaiting user judgment

These categories are useful for filtering and batch downloads later on, allowing you to further finetune your object detection model on false alarms and view the precision of the current detection.

Event Record Details

For detailed information on each event record, click Detail to view the specifics of the event, including the individual object sizes (in pixels), confidence levels, and toggles to turn each bounding box on and off from the view, and previous status judgements.

Scrolling down, this UI also contains its own Status dropdown menu for event judgment, where you can quickly report the event as a correct detection or a false alarm. The current default status To be Confimed (TBC).

When updating the status, a timeline of changes will be visible in this UI.

Event Record Metadata

Scrolling down the individual task view shows associated metadata for each event record, including its ID, time triggered, location and camera, and people notified of the event via email. If any associated VLM has been activated on the task, this will also appear here. All these associated metadata can be extracted in API calls for customized external UI.

Event Record Timeline

The event record timeline shows the previously triggered event records, going back until the latest 100th record. This feature allows the user to quickly browse through the event records recently triggered on a per-camera basis, useful when looking for recent events in specific areas.