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• FLIR Client 12 gives you access to your security system and its settings over the Internet using a PC or Mac computer. Click FLIR Client 12 for Mac to download the application. The default password will only work if you are accessing the NVR for the first time using the FLIR Client 12 software.
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Apple is working on improving the capabilities of computer vision to make it detect and identify subjects more accurately, such as in situations where both the camera and the subject are in motion, with one method suggesting the use of thermal imaging to help determine what elements in view need to be tracked.

FLIR Cloud Client software enables you to remotely connect to a Cloud compatible DVR / NVR system over the Internet. The FLIR Cloud Client software is available for download online for PC and Mac. The FLIR Cloud Client software is available for download online for PC and Mac. Once you have completed the installation of your Lorex Client 12 software, log in and complete the system setup before remotely monitoring the system. The following instructions require you to access your system using the Lorex Client 12 software and a PC / Mac.

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The United States Patent and Trademark Office published an Apple patent application on Thursday titled 'Method And System For Determining At Least One Property Related To At Least Part Of A Real Environment.' The application specifically relates to computer vision, namely the use of cameras to analyze a scene, and to acquire useful data from what is seen.
The filing identifies an issue with existing computer vision analysis techniques in dynamic environments, in that many algorithms are constructed with a static environment in mind, but that the camera setup is the only moving object, one that is also the only thing where its pose can be definitively tracked.
If there are multiple moving objects in a scene, the accuracy of camera pose tracking is reduced, or even disabled depending on the motions of items within a scene. Also, the motion of objects could cause issues with recognition due to the occlusion of view by the camera.
While a 2D camera view can be translated to points in 3D space, the motion of objects in this space could also cause issues with 3D positioning of the camera.
One of the application's answers is to use a system of two cameras of differing types, consisting of a primary thermal imaging camera and another normal camera. While both could provide effectively the same viewpoint, the thermal imaging camera could provide heat map data to the algorithm to accompany the imaging data provided by the second camera.

The algorithm could analyze the thermal image and combine that with the imaging data to determine what items in a scene are separate from others, adding heat alongside color, contrast and other attributes typically used for analysis.
For example, if there are people playing soccer in a field wearing green uniforms, the thermal image would display heat where the players are located, on a cooler background of the grass. The algorithm would determine there are objects in the heated sections of the thermal map, and use that to single out the players in the normal image.
This could also be used to determine occlusion of a flat image filmed by a similar camera setup. This system could use thermal imaging to identify a warm hand covering part of a 2D image, with the data potentially used to alter the display, such as by hiding the element being blocked by the hand.

In cases where a building is being analyzed, such a system could be used to identify nearby pedestrians, which could then be automatically removed from a final composition of the structure, when put together with other images from the same view.
While the patent application would have uses in consumer imaging and video editing, as well as augmented reality, it may have more of a use in self-driving cars. Apple is exploring the concept with Project Titan, an operation that is trialing self-driving vehicle systems and sensors, and one where the addition of thermal cameras would be useful and relatively easy.
Apple has other patents and applications in the self-driving field, including some that affects what a self-driving car could potentially see. For example, one from early September describes using specialized headlamps to highlight areas of the road to warn the driver, but such a system could also light the road strategically to help vehicle vision systems see better.

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As always, Apple files a large number of patent applications with the USPTO on a regular basis, and relatively few make their way into consumer products. Its existence in a USPTO filing is not a guarantee that Apple will actually adopt the described concept in the future, but does indicate the fields it is currently exploring.

FLIR Cloud Clientsoftware enables you to remotely connect to a Cloud compatible DVR / NVR system over the Internet. The FLIR Cloud Client software is available for download online for PC and Mac. Click here for more information on locating software downloads.

Prerequisites:

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• Complete the setup and installation of your DVR / NVR system, and ensure functionality.
• Ensure your PC / Mac meets the minimum system requirements. Click here for more information on system requirements.
• Download the FLIR Cloud Client software on your PC / Mac.

To set up the FLIR Cloud Client software:

1. Power off your system by disconnecting the power adapter.
2. Connect an Ethernet cable (included) to the LAN port on the rear panel of the system. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to an empty LAN port (usually numbered 1-4) on your router.
3. Reconnect the power adapter to power the system back on.
4. Launch the FLIR Cloud Client software on your PC or Mac.
5. Log into the Client Software using the Client Software user name (default: admin) and password (default: admin) and then click Login.
6. Click Add Device.
7. In the Add Device window, enter the following:
   • Device Name: Choose a name for your system of your choice.
   • Device ID: Manually enter the device ID printed on the QR code label of your recorder.
   • Client Port: Enter the Client Port (default: 35000).
   • User Name: Enter the system user name.
   • Password: Enter the system password.
8. Click Add. If this is the first time you are connecting, you will be prompted to change the system password.
9. Enter a new 6 character password and click OK. This password will be used to connect to your system from now on.
10. Click Add, and then click Live View.

11. Click and drag Default Group to the display window to open your cameras in live view.