process.fire

CVE Operation

Process current camera image using CVE FireSight pipeline and return resulting JSON computer vision data model.

• Example: http://firepick:8080/firerest/cv/1/gray/cve/calc-offset/process.fire

The latest CVE pipeline output image for a camera is available as output.jpg:

• Example: http://firepick:8080/firerest/cv/1/output.jpg

HTTP GET

• output: application/json
• status 404: Unknown CVE
• status 500: Internal application error

JSON Output

The general JSON output format is described on the FireSight wiki. Individual CVE's may mandate stage naming standards, etc.

Synchronous, Blocking Requests

Many computer vision operations require the latest camera image. By default, FireREST requests use cached results and do not block. If your application needs and is willing to wait for the latest camera image, use the synchronous blocking form of the URL. Blocking requests monopolize FireREST resources, so use them only when needed.

• Example: http://firepick:8080/firerest/sync/cv/1/gray/cve/calc-offset/process.fire

See Also

• FireREST-CV
• FireREST-CV-PnP
• output.jpg
• camera.jpg
• Synchronous-Requests