Vehicle Analytics

Using Vehicle Analytics

Updated over a week ago

Vehicle analytics uses powerful edge-based capabilities to detect vehicles and filter results based on vehicle color and body type.

How it Works

Vehicle analytics leverages the cameras' powerful onboard processing capabilities to detect the presence of, and analyze the properties of vehicles as they appear in the frame. As vehicles are detected, high-resolution images are taken and analyzed for vehicle objects. Selected images are then sent to Verkada’s cloud-based Command platform, where users can filter historical clips for vehicles and search for specific vehicles by time, date, body type, and color.

Enable Vehicle Analytics

All Verkada cameras perform vehicle detection (as outlined above) out of the box. However, to enable more complex analytics, such as the ability to search for vehicles by color and body type, vehicle analytics must be turned on.

  1. In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Cameras.

  2. Select a camera.

  3. Select Settings > Analytics.

  4. Toggle on Vehicle History.

Bulk enable People History from the Devices Page

  1. In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices.

  2. Select the checkbox of any camera you would like to configure analytics on.

  3. In the top right, select Edit Settings.

  4. Select Analytics.

    1. Set Vehicle History and other analytics features you want to ON.

    2. Click Next > Apply > Done to apply the settings.

Vehicle analytics for an individual camera

  1. In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Cameras.

  2. Select a camera.

  3. Select Vehicles (You will not see this button if Vehicle Analytics is not enabled). 

  4. Use the search bar to see and apply the available filters.

Vehicle analytics across all cameras

  1. In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Cameras.

  2. In the left navigation, select Vehicles.

  3. All detected vehicles across all cameras will be displayed.

  4. Use the search bar to see and apply the available filters.

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