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Hanwha Vision camera application development
Apps that run on the camera with Wisenet Open Platform — as an official Technology Partner, not as a camera distributor.
What we build
Hanwha Vision lets a third-party application run on the camera itself — analytics, events, a VMS hook, or an external system — without a middlebox beside each device. The platform is Wisenet Open Platform (also marketed as HVOP).
Unlike Axis ACAP, the SDK here is a partner-program benefit, not a public download. yairsys is a Hanwha Vision Technology Partner and writes the application for the model and chip in the field. That is a development track — not a distributor certification, and not a claim that the company sells Hanwha hardware or licenses. A plugin or driver inside XProtect is a separate track: Milestone development.
Where this sits next to XProtect
The app runs on the camera. Events and a VMS hook do not replace Milestone XProtect, and they do not need a server beside each camera. A driver that ingests video into the Recording Server is StreamBridge. A Hikcentral interface is a bridge for events, cameras, and identities — not a Wisenet app.
Axis publishes ACAP documentation and the SDK. Here, API and SDK access is a Technology Partner benefit. The difference and the chips, with sources: Hanwha notes. The parallel Axis work: ACAP development. Short answers: FAQ.
What we check on the model
What the camera can run depends on the chip generation. Do not assume every site is already on Wisenet 9.
- Wisenet 9 — Dual NPU: one path for image quality and noise reduction, one for analytics, so heavy analytics do not starve the picture.
- Wisenet 7 — 4K and extremeWDR, without that split.
- On-camera analytics on generation 9, as the vendor’s SoC page describes them, include attributes, counting, and WiseAI examples. The detail and the sources stay on the notes — not as a promise for a model that has not been checked.
Development work
- Wisenet Open Platform applications on the camera
- Edge logic and events, without replacing the VMS
- A hook into Milestone XProtect or an external system
- A fit to the model and the Wisenet chip generation
Hardware
Hanwha designs its own SoC. The current generation — Wisenet 9 — has a Dual NPU: one path for image quality and noise reduction, one for analytics. Older generations (such as Wisenet 7) still bring 4K and extremeWDR, without that split. Sourced notes: Hanwha notes.
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