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What classification performance does MAGOS achieve for humans, animals, and vehicles during the day, at night, and in poor/zero visibility? 

Answer:

The AI Appliance classifies Person, Bike, Vehicle, Animal, Boat, and Airplane. Classification performance relies on Line-of-Sight (LOS) availability:

• Sensor Performance: Day/IR cameras operate effectively in good visibility, while Thermal cameras are preferred for night time.
• Line-of-Sight Constraints: Without Radar LOS, no detection is possible. Without PTZ LOS, video-based classification cannot occur; in this case, the system may utilizes the "Unclassified" Feature to trigger an alert after a configurable time even without classification.

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What is the time from radar detection to completed classification?

Answer:

The total time ranges from approximately 2 to 8 seconds.

• Key Driver: Time is primarily consumed by the PTZ camera rotating (slewing) to the target for visual tracking and classification.
• Optimization: Because greater target distance increases transit time, configuring strategic Home Positions in MASS minimizes physical camera movement and optimizes classification speed. For covering larger distances, deploying additional PTZ cameras improves response times by reducing individual slew angles and sharing the tracking load.

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Can we configure a minimum alarm duration for specific object classes?

Answer:

Clarification: the minimum duration is not specific to the object type. It is one of the conditions that for an alarm to be triggered.
Once an object enters an alarm zone, the configured conditions—such as minimum duration, loitering, and filter by type (object class)—are evaluated. In general, the alarm zone logic operates as an AND condition: if Rule A, Rule B, and Rule C are all satisfied, the alarm is triggered.

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Can an external event trigger a camera to track a location?

Answer:

There are two ways to achieve this:
1. The customer can implement an external event outside the MASS software and associate it directly with the camera/s.
2. MASS SDK/API: The customer can use our SDK/API to send a camera movement command to a specific lat,lng position when the event occurs.

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Is there an alert for DoS attacks?

Answer:

MASS does not currently provide a dedicated DoS attack alert. The available mechanism for detecting that MASS is offline is the MASS Keep Alive integration. This requires the customer to implement a mechanism that periodically queries or monitors the Keep Alive signal and raises an alert when the expected response is not received.

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What is the maximum number of targets that can be tracked simultaneously? 

Answer:

Theoretically, the number of targets is unlimited. Practically, it depends on the resources of the machine running the MASS software.