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  • Use cases
  • Monitoring a Production Fleet
  • Scenario
  • Key Luxonis Hub Features Used
  • Developing a Product Prototype
  • Scenario
  • Key Luxonis Hub Features Used
  • Building a Customer Portal
  • Scenario
  • Key Luxonis Hub Features Used

Use cases

Luxonis Hub facilitates a broad range of applications, from managing extensive fleets of cameras to developing and deploying prototypes and customer-centric solutions. Below are common use cases that demonstrate how Luxonis Hub can be an integral part of your workflow.

Monitoring a Production Fleet

Scenario

You're overseeing a fleet of hundreds or even thousands of OAK cameras, all constantly connected to the internet. These cameras perform critical functions autonomously, even in the event of an internet outage. Each camera runs a specific application that may need updates over time as improvements are made.

Key Luxonis Hub Features Used

  • Device Overview: Monitor uptime, network details, installed apps, and system status for each connected device.
  • Over-the-Air (OTA) Updates: Remotely update the OS, firmware, and Agent on devices.
  • Application Management: Install, stop, or update applications directly from the Hub.
  • Application Logs: View live and historical logs to monitor app behavior and diagnose issues.

Developing a Product Prototype

Scenario

You're developing a new product using Luxonis hardware and need to validate its performance in real-world conditions. This requires real-time streaming and visualization capabilities, along with the ability to quickly update the prototype’s software remotely and collect data for further model training.

Key Luxonis Hub Features Used

  • Streaming through Static Frontend: Stream video data in real time for visualization and monitoring.
  • Application Logs: Inspect app behavior to debug and optimize your prototype's performance.
  • Snaps: Capture data and inference results from your running app for dataset generation and model improvements.
  • App Distribution: Rapidly push software updates for faster iteration cycles.
  • Web Terminal: Execute diagnostic commands and inspect live device behavior remotely.

Building a Customer Portal

Scenario

You're creating a customer-facing portal for your product, built on top of Luxonis OAK cameras. The portal allows users to view live streams, interact with embedded neural network detections, issue commands, and visualize results, all within a custom-branded interface.

Key Luxonis Hub Features Used

  • Device Management: Register, monitor, and update devices across customer deployments directly through the Hub.
  • Application Management: Remotely deploy, stop, or update applications on customer devices.
  • Over-the-Air (OTA) Updates: Keep devices up to date with the latest OS, firmware, and Agent versions.
  • Web Terminal: Enable support engineers to troubleshoot customer devices securely through browser-based shell access.
  • Application Logs: Access runtime logs to debug and monitor performance across fleets.
  • Snaps: Collect structured inference and telemetry data from deployed applications for analytics or retraining.
  • Static Frontend Integration: Serve application's frontend directly as a Hub-hosted static app.
  • APIs: Integrate all Hub functionality programmatically for seamless backend integration into your own systems and exposing functionalities through your own UI.
These examples illustrate the flexibility and power of Luxonis Hub, from fleet management and prototype development to building rich, interactive customer applications. By leveraging Hub features and APIs, you can tailor the platform to meet your specific product and operational needs.