VisualizerAI

The following instructions walk you through creating a virtual Room that mirrors your physical workspace to gain actionable insights.

• AI-based Room Modeling - Create true-to-scale 3D models of selected rooms for better planning and analysis.

• Spatial Insights - Overlay room layouts and device data to identify issues and make informed decisions.

• Accelerated Visibility - View devices, room layouts, and key specifications in one place to quickly detect and resolve problems.

Overview

1. Upload photos into the UI.

2. Generate the model of the Room.

3. Review the generated Room.

4. Customize the Room as needed (add devices, move items in the Room, etc.).

VisualizerAI Wizard

There is a brief overview of the process of the room and how to create the Room Model.

1. To start the wizard, in WXP, select Lens > Spaces.

2. Select your Room from the Rooms tab.

3. Select the VisualizerAI tab.

4. Select Begin.

Enter the Room Information

1. Step one walks you through the uploading of the 8 images into this wizard.
   Before capturing images:

   • Turn on all overhead lights and close all doors

   • Remove any items that should not appear in the room model

   • Close window blinds to reduce glare and prevent detection of objects outside the room

   • Remove sensitive information from whiteboards and visible surfaces

   • For duplicate devices of the same model, note each device’s serial number before creating the room model

   Note:

   • Remove any sensitive information from whiteboards or visible surfaces, including people and other personally identifiable information(PII). Images containing personal data or individuals will be automatically rejected and deleted.

   • Room content is processed by a Large Language Model (LLM).

   • Uploaded images are deleted after you select a room variant in the next step.

   • AI-generated room model may not be completely accurate. Review and verify all details before use.

2. Take the pictures as directed of the Room (8 Photos - max size of 10 Mg)

3. Transfer them to the PC.

4. Select the tile on the graphic (example: Front Left Corner), on the PC locate and select the correct photo for this tile.
   The photo will display in the tile.

5. Repeat for each of the photos, until all 8 photos have been linked.

6. Enter the dimensions of the room in meters or feet.

7. Select Next.

Note: The Next button is not enabled until all the photos and the room dimensions are entered.

Room Model is Generated

This can take a few minutes.

Note: If any of the photos have text in them (whiteboard, poster, etc.) the system will consider the text confidential. The graphic will need to be retaken without the text, or the photo can be altered to hide the information.

Room Options are Displayed

Here you will review and select the room that is close to the information entered.
Note: You can select the graphics and rotate the room, to clearly see all of the objects that have been placed in the room.

Layers

The Layers menu allows you to view associated Devices, Field of View, and  Acoustic coverage in the space.

Devices

Displays all Devices that have been assigned to this Room.

Field of View

Displays cone-shaped camera coverage overlay. Supports multi-Lens cameras and multi-camera setups to help verify full room coverage.

Acoustics

Displays dome-shaped acoustic overlay for devices with microphones, helping you optimize audio pickup across the entire room.

Room Dimensions

Displays the Room dimensions in the graphic.

Objects

The items in this list can be displayed or hidden by selecting the associated tile. You can select one or many tiles to adjust the view as needed.

• Walls

• Ceilings

• Cabinets

• Doors

• Monitors

• Office Chairs

• Stools

• Tables

• TVs

Expand/Collapse

This option will enlarge the graphic displayed, or collapse the graphic after being enlarged.

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The hamburger menu displays the following options.