Pathway analysis is mainly used to analyze the people counting on the pathways in the shopping malls. With the help of fisheye cameras, the system can collect the consumers data (for example,where the customers walk mostly) and translate that data onto a dashboard for mall managers. This helps managers analyze which areas/shops of the mall best catch a shopper's attention and which are overlooked. After setting the fisheye camera's pathways and their directions, the system calculates the people dwell time at each pathway and number of people walking by, thus helps them make decisions.
This function is only supported by the second generation of fisheye cameras. You should have configured intersection analysis rule for the fisheye camera. If not, click Configuration to set that on the remote configuration page of the device.
Select one area and click to enter the editing area page.
Select Group tab on the left to display all the resource groups of different areas.
To define the camera's exits, refer to the user manual of the camera.
The fisheye cameras in the group will be added to the map of the area on the right.
You can also draw a line to link the exits of two fisheye cameras if there are two cameras in the pathway.
After adding the pathway analysis group on the map, you can view the real-time number of people walking by in the Monitoring module on the Control Client.
The pathway analysis group is added in the table and you can view the cameras in the group.
Pathway analysis is mainly used to analyze the people counting on the pathways in the shopping malls. With the help of fisheye cameras, the system can collect the consumers data (for example,where the customers walk mostly) and translate that data onto a dashboard for mall managers. This helps managers analyze which areas/shops of the mall best catch a shopper's attention and which are overlooked. After setting the fisheye camera's pathways and their directions, the system calculates the people dwell time at each pathway and number of people walking by, thus helps them make decisions.
This function is only supported by the second generation of fisheye cameras. You should have configured intersection analysis rule for the fisheye camera. If not, click Configuration to set that on the remote configuration page of the device.
Select one area and click to enter the editing area page.
Select Group tab on the left to display all the resource groups of different areas.
To define the camera's exits, refer to the user manual of the camera.
The fisheye cameras in the group will be added to the map of the area on the right.
You can also draw a line to link the exits of two fisheye cameras if there are two cameras in the pathway.
After adding the pathway analysis group on the map, you can view the real-time number of people walking by in the Monitoring module on the Control Client.
The pathway analysis group is added in the table and you can view the cameras in the group.