EXPLORE & LEARN
Discover what connects.
Step inside a virtual business, try a camera or network lab, play a quick game, or watch a feature demonstration.

Tap a numbered area to discover the technology inside.
A SIMPLE CAMERA CHALLENGE
Can you bring all four target dots into view?
Move and turn two cameras. Solid walls and the shelf block their view.
Tap the floor to move the selected camera, or drag its A/B marker. Use the position controls below for precise movement.
How wide is the view?
A camera in the upper-left can look toward the entrance and aisle. A second camera on the right can look toward the checkout and stockroom. Try the wide view.
The shaded areas show simplified 2D viewing angles. The score counts target dots only; it does not predict image quality, face identification or real installation performance.
TRY A CHANGE. SEE THE EFFECT.
What keeps working when something goes down?
Try a situation below, then change the switches to explore.
What this example assumes
Devices are configured and working, the recorder has storage available, and the off-site phone has internet. The UPS powers the router, recorder and PoE switch; the switch powers the camera and Wi-Fi access point through their PoE cables. Backup assumes a charged battery and suitable capacity for a limited period. No battery runtime is predicted. “Internet connection” includes any required upstream equipment.
A disconnected camera stops new live video and recording. Previously saved footage may still be available on a powered recorder.
04 / LEARN & PLAY
Small challenges.
Useful knowledge.
Get to know your cameras and network with a few quick games. No timer, no pressure — just simple tips you can use.
KEEP EXPLORING
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Play as often as you like. These games explain the basics; your final system design depends on your site and equipment.
SEE THE FEATURES AT WORK
A moment captured.
A useful next step.
Watch a short example of how camera analytics can help a business find an event, review an alert or understand foot traffic.
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Choose a feature, then press play.
ALPR · find a vehicle visit
A plate is read at an entrance. The recorded event helps an operator search for the vehicle’s visit and review its footage.
Requires a suitable plate-recognition solution, recording and the relevant software support.
Read the scenario
Animated scenarios use fictional locations, plates and people. Features depend on the selected equipment, software, licensing and configuration.
