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Camera - Dashboard
You can add Camera metrics to your Synx Dashboard. There are two types of camera. One is the front face camera which faces the driver with AI and the another one is the camera which faces the road with advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS).
Create the dashboard:
- Log on to your Transpoco account.
- Click Services > Dashboard.
- Click add New on the top right corner of the dashboard.
- For the Front Face Camera, please choose a Title, Metric Type, Vehicle Group, Period and Alerts Camera in the dialog.
Note:
- Choose AI Camera alerts as Metric type.
- The Comparison Period and Weekdays are not available for this metric.
- Front Face Camera options - Driver Yawns, Driver Distraction, Driver Call, Driver smoking, Driver fatigue and No driver.
5. For the ADAS Camera dashboard, repeat the process above.
Note:
- Choose AI Camera alerts as Metric type.
- The Comparison Period and Weekdays are not available for this dashboard.
- ADAS Camera options - Forward Collision, Lane Departure, Distance Alarm, and Too close distance.
6. Click Save when you are ready .
7. Then you will see these two camera dashboards here, one is the front face camera which faces the driver and the another one is the camera which faces the road.
Note: You can find all Camera Alert examples in this article.