What StreamHub is and how to get the most from it: concepts, step-by-step guides and tours of every feature.
Nine built-in plugins and a framework that discovers them from the filesystem — no central registry to edit. How StreamHub lets features plug into both the backend and the dashboard.
Install the YOLO plugin and a Python worker runs object detection over your live stream, drawing bounding boxes on the player overlay. Framework-managed, no glue code.
A privacy plugin: a Python worker detects faces with CenterFace and the player overlay blurs, mosaics or masks them client-side. Read the privacy caveat before you rely on it.
Hide a stream behind a countdown cover until its start time, then reveal it automatically. A no-worker overlay plugin with per-room agendas and correct timezone handling.
Draw zones on a camera, arm them on a night schedule, and get a signed webhook plus snapshot and clip evidence the moment a person steps in. A full self-hosted intrusion pipeline.
Read plates off a gate camera, match them against a whitelist and blacklist, and fire signed plate events that open a barrier or log an entry. Open-source models, a per-app database, no cloud.
Count people across a doorway, measure dwell time in zones, and push it all to an optional GPU edge node that dials home over one outbound connection. The four vision apps, sized honestly.
Flag missing helmets and vests in a work zone during work hours, and catch an empty station or after-hours presence. Two safety apps — with an honest note on which is experimental.
Wire an intrusion event to a snapshot, an AI check and a Telegram alert — as a visual workflow of boxes, no code. Triggers, actions, logic, and an honest map of what each box does.