In this post, we assume you have set up a CAM-AI server and are logged in. If this is not the case, please find the instructions here. From the main menu, you click on “Schools” and then “Add School”. That should bring you here: You select any name for the new model (=school) and click […]
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We have set up a CAM-AI server on the internet that can be used for servers (like the Raspberry Pi for example) that do not have enough own computing power to perform AI operations. You can also use this server to do all the work if you don’t want to involve your own server hardware.
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Because of the underlying framework (Django, Channels, and Daphne), the CAM-AI server cannot supply HTTPS. For opening the webserver to the internet (beyond your home network and safe behind the firewall of your router), it is necessary to add another layer to enable HTTPS web service on the Raspi server. We will use nginx working
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This is a tutorial for adding autostart functionality to a CAM-AI server (Raspi or PC). We assume that the server was installed following these instructions. When you use your surveillance camera and the CAM-AI server for real-life applications, it is important to make sure that the system restarts completely after a reboot or a power
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This is an installation tutorial for the CAM-AI Server on a Raspberry Pi 4 (Minimum 4 GB of internal RAM) with Raspberry Pi OS 12 (bookworm) 64bit. For Raspi we recommend installing CAM-AI on a freshly installed Raspi-OS. You can prepare your Raspi (OS installation etc.) following the instructions in this separate tutorial. Alternatively you
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