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The requirements for cameras that will work with the the Fire detection and Smoke detection modules are follows: Smoke detection modules are shown in the following table.

Camera

  • Resolution should be at least 640x480 pixels
  • Number of frames: the response rate of the detection module depends on the number of frames per second, by default, it is 1 per every 10 seconds (in most cases, it is enough to detect a fire/smoke that lasts more than 1 minute)
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Camera

  • Resolution is not less than 640x480.
  • FPS: any, 1 by default
    • It's
    • recommended to use color cameras.
    Quality of recognition can be worse while using
    • With black and white cameras
    . 
    • , the recognition quality may be much worse

    Object images

    • Fire\smoke area is not less than 10% from The area of fire/smoke should be at least 10% of the frame area.
    Lightning
    • The objects must Fire/smoke should be visually   separated from the background and from each other.

    The hardware and software requirements are shown in the following table.Hardware requirements are as follows:

    CPU

    Intel Core and Intel Xeon 6-8

    generation

    generations and Intel Pentium® N4200/5, N3350/5, or N3450/5 with Intel® HD Graphics https://software.intel.com/en-us/openvino-toolkit/hardware.

    GPU

    NVidia GPUs and Intel® HD Graphics are supported.

    CPU resources and neural network accelerators based on Intel Myriad X processors, for example, Intel NCS and Intel HDDL, can be used.

    Video card requirements

    NVIDIA GeForce 1050 Ti GPU or newer. GPU requirements

    :

    • at least 2 GB of memory;
    • support for Compute Capability 3.0
    or
    • and higher.
    Check
    • You can check the version of Compute Capability
    version for
    • of the video card on the
    manufacturer's web site.