https://t.co/O45Bd6pJfS Teach a Camera in One Sentence: A Local AI That Spots Falls, No Code, No Training。 Lingmou (灵眸) is a real-time camera monitoring system I built on a local vision decision model. Connect an RTSP stream, and the model watches continuously. Each judgement takes 3 frames from the last 2 seconds, so it can answer motion questions like “is the person moving?”, not just “what’s in this picture?” You write rules as plain-language questions: yes/no, pick one, or graded score. The model returns a probability, not just a verdict. Test a rule on the current frame before saving, and it goes live the moment you save. No code, no model training. To keep false alarms down, every rule has a threshold plus a debounce (N hits in a row before it fires), and a severity level from show-only to a red alert with sound. All rules are answered in a single request, and everything runs on my own PC, so the video never leaves the machine. Faces are blurred in this demo.
Teach a Camera in One Sentence: A Local AI That Spots Falls, No Code, No Training。
Lingmou (灵眸) is a real-time camera monitoring system I built on a local vision decision model. Connect an RTSP stream, and the model watches continuously. Each judgement takes 3 frames from the last 2 seconds, so it can answer motion questions like “is the person moving?”, not just “what’s in this picture?”
You write rules as plain-language questions: yes/no, pick one, or graded score. The model returns a probability, not just a verdict. Test a rule on the current frame before saving, and it goes live the moment you save. No code, no model training.
To keep false alarms down, every rule has a threshold plus a debounce (N hits in a row before it fires), and a severity level from show-only to a red alert with sound. All rules are answered in a single request, and everything runs on my own PC, so the video never leaves the machine. Faces are blurred in this demo.
Use cases: elder care, child care, store watch. What would you want your camera to watch for? Tell me in the comments.
#ComputerVision #AIAgents #AIcamera #LocalLLM #edgeAI #Decisionmodel
Teach a Camera in One Sentence: A Local AI That Spots Falls, No Code, No Training。
Lingmou (灵眸) is a real-time camera monitoring system I built on a local vision decision model. Connect an RTSP stream, and the model watches continuously. Each judgement takes 3 frames from the last 2 seconds, so it can answer motion questions like “is the person moving?”, not just “what’s in this picture?”
You write rules as plain-language questions: yes/no, pick one, or graded score. The model returns a probability, not just a verdict. Test a rule on the current frame before saving, and it goes live the moment you save. No code, no model training.
To keep false alarms down, every rule has a threshold plus a debounce (N hits in a row before it fires), and a severity level from show-only to a red alert with sound. All rules are answered in a single request, and everything runs on my own PC, so the video never leaves the machine. Faces are blurred in this demo.
Use cases: elder care, child care, store watch. What would you want your camera to watch for? Tell me in the comments.
#ComputerVision #AIAgents #AIcamera #LocalLLM #edgeAI #Decisionmodel
Teach a Camera in One Sentence: A Local AI That Spots Falls, No Code, No Training。
Lingmou (灵眸) is a real-time camera monitoring system I built on a local vision decision model. Connect an RTSP stream, and the model watches continuously. Each judgement takes 3 frames from the last 2 seconds, so it can answer motion questions like “is the person moving?”, not just “what’s in this picture?”
You write rules as plain-language questions: yes/no, pick one, or graded score. The model returns a probability, not just a verdict. Test a rule on the current frame before saving, and it goes live the moment you save. No code, no model training.
To keep false alarms down, every rule has a threshold plus a debounce (N hits in a row before it fires), and a severity level from show-only to a red alert with sound. All rules are answered in a single request, and everything runs on my own PC, so the video never leaves the machine. Faces are blurred in this demo.
Use cases: elder care, child care, store watch. What would you want your camera to watch for? Tell me in the comments.
#ComputerVision #AIAgents #AIcamera #LocalLLM #edgeAI #Decisionmodel
Teach a Camera in One Sentence: A Local AI That Spots Falls, No Code, No Training。
Lingmou (灵眸) is a real-time camera monitoring system I built on a local vision decision model. Connect an RTSP stream, and the model watches continuously. Each judgement takes 3 frames from the last 2 seconds, so it can answer motion questions like “is the person moving?”, not just “what’s in this picture?”
You write rules as plain-language questions: yes/no, pick one, or graded score. The model returns a probability, not just a verdict. Test a rule on the current frame before saving, and it goes live the moment you save. No code, no model training.
To keep false alarms down, every rule has a threshold plus a debounce (N hits in a row before it fires), and a severity level from show-only to a red alert with sound. All rules are answered in a single request, and everything runs on my own PC, so the video never leaves the machine. Faces are blurred in this demo.
Use cases: elder care, child care, store watch. What would you want your camera to watch for? Tell me in the comments.
#ComputerVision #AIAgents #AIcamera #LocalLLM #edgeAI #Decisionmodel
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- our first open, natively multimodal embedding model
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