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Camera imagery in a web workspace
We built Asset of Things Media to give users a browser-based way to access camera-feed images. Account access and customer-scoped galleries connect the media experience to the wider Asset of Things platform.
From captured images to a usable gallery
The application includes gallery and individual-image views, geographic navigation and customer-specific gallery routes. The workflow helps organise access to captured imagery within the relevant customer context, rather than presenting every user with the same collection.
Account and service management
The interface includes account access, profile and security settings, subscription areas and FTP configuration workflows. Shared authentication and customer components connect it with other applications in the ecosystem. Features available to an account depend on its permissions and service configuration.
Technology and integration
The frontend uses Next.js, React and TypeScript with shared Asset of Things UI packages and API integration. Camera and asset services sit in the wider ASP.NET Core platform. This separation lets the media interface focus on browsing while the backend handles connected system responsibilities.
AI in the wider solution
AI-assisted camera management is provided through the platform’s asset tools and Sentinel interface. That integration can answer questions about supported cameras and perform permitted actions. It should not be confused with a claim that the media gallery automatically analyses every image.
