Introduction
About
This is a user manual for Zene version 1. The manual is intended for users who want to learn more about Zene and how to use it.
Zene is an AI-powered platform that simplifies how machines "see" and act upon visual information. It's an all-in-one solution for computer vision tasks in all sectors, seamlessly bridging the gap between cameras, data processing, and smart device control.
Some key features of Zene include:
- Deep learning technology: Zene utilises powerful deep learning techniques to provide accurate and reliable computer vision solutions.
- Support for popular machine learning frameworks: Zene is compatible with various machine learning frameworks, allowing users to leverage existing tools and libraries.
- Drag-and-drop tool flow: Users can create custom computer vision solutions by simply dragging and dropping elements into their workflow.
- No-code interface: Zene offers a no-code interface, making it easy for users to customise their workflows with advanced conditional statements and automate processes.
- Remote user interface: Users can control Zene from any location with the remote user interface.
- Hardware accelerator support: Zene ensures fast automation processes by supporting hardware accelerators.
- Various camera inputs and communication protocols: Zene offers seamless connectivity and scalability by supporting different camera inputs and communication protocols.
Nomenclature
| Abbreviations | Definition | Useful links |
|---|---|---|
| AI | Artificial intelligence | Wikipedia |
| IoT | Internet of things | Wikipedia |
| OS | Operating system | Wikipedia |
| CPU | Central processing unit | Wikipedia |
| GPU | Graphics processing unit | Wikipedia |
| VRAM | Video random-access memory | Wikipedia |
| GHz | Gigahertz | Wikipedia |
| RAM | Random-access memory | Wikipedia |
| MB | Megabyte | Wikipedia |
| GB | Gigabyte | Wikipedia |
| ms | Millisecond | Wikipedia |
| μs | Microsecond | Wikipedia |
| fps | Frames per second | Wikipedia |
| HSV | Hue, saturation, value | Wikipedia |
| RGB | Red, green, blue | Wikipedia |
| BGR | Blue, green, red | Wikipedia |
| USB | Universal serial bus | Wikipedia |
| UART | Universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter | Wikipedia |
| HTTP | Hypertext transfer protocol | Wikipedia |
| HTTPS | Hypertext transfer protocol secure | Wikipedia |
| SSL | Secure sockets layer | Wikipedia |
| TCP | Transmission control protocol | Wikipedia |
| IP | Internet protocol | Wikipedia |
| EULA | End-user license agreement | Wikipedia |
| API | Application programming interface | Wikipedia |
| ODBC | Open database connectivity | Wikipedia |
| DBMS | Database management system | Wikipedia |
| SQL | Structured Query Language | Wikipedia |
| JSON | JavaScript object notation | Wikipedia |
| XML | Extensible markup language | Wikipedia |
| CSV | Comma-separated values | Wikipedia |
| HASS | Home Assistant | Wikipedia |
| RoI | Region of interest | Wikipedia |
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