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Self-hosted VMS for cameras, sensors & IoT
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Self-hosted VMS for cameras, sensors & IoT
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Hybrid edge platform: an open-source Java agent that turns cameras, sensors, and physical systems into one automated setup, paired with a hosted portal for remote access over WebRTC. Speaks ONVIF/RTSP, Modbus, MQTT; detects with YOLO or Gemini AI. Video and sensor data stay on your hardware - the portal only handles connection and billing. Free Community plan. An alternative to Frigate, Blue Iris, and Shinobi.
The YOLO integration worked smoothly out of the box and I liked that video stays local while the portal just brokers the connection. Feels like a sane middle ground between Frigate and something more polished.
@baran583733
Thanks! Glad the setup was smooth.
We've recently added the ability for Motion Detection to work together with the YOLO classifier, which opens up much more flexible event detection:
- Motion Detection: https://banalytics.live/kb/motio...
- YOLO Worker: https://banalytics.live/kb/yolo-...
For advanced use cases, Python gives you even more flexibility. Here's a simple example of integrating a custom motion detector: https://www.reddit.com/r/Banalyt...
In practice, this means you can leverage the entire Python ML ecosystem and plug your own detection or classification algorithms directly into Banalytics.
Native Home Assistant integration would be a huge win for a lot of folks in this space, especially since you're already handling MQTT and on-device detection. Even just a published add-on or HACS component with live camera streams and event entities could make Banalytics the go-to pick over Frigate for HA users who want self-hosted plus a managed portal.
@keremdiben
Thanks! Native Home Assistant integration is definitely on our roadmap. We're collecting feedback and use cases here as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/BanalyticsLive/s/v8tF0xdBLv
feel free to share what you'd like to see in a HA integration.
finally something for this. set up the agent on a pi with my existing reolpo cameras and the onvif integration basically just worked, no mucking about with weird streams. the on-prem video keeping is honestly the part i care about most
@tubayekele7wct
Thanks! Glad the ONVIF setup with your Reolink cameras was that smooth. Keeping video on-prem was one of our main design goals, but local storage doesn't prevent mounting network or cloud file systems. If users need it, we can add dedicated integrations for services like S3 or Google Cloud Storage.
For anyone getting started on a Raspberry Pi, here's a step-by-step setup guide: https://youtu.be/4wJg2XRtWpI
Or windows:
https://youtu.be/0daWLahJLTg
ran it on a spare rpi with an old ip cam and the onvif + yolo combo worked out of the box, which saved me an afternoon of fiddling with frigate configs.
Setup was painless and the YOLO detection on my old RTSP cameras just worked without me messing with configs for hours. Nice that the video never leaves the box too.
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