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How do I use my phone (or laptop) as a camera?
In LabOps , select an InstantStream device → Generate code → On the camera device open app.lumi.systems/stream → enter the code....
0 min reading timeEnabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is now available for all users, adding an extra layer of security to your account. Enabling MFA helps protect your data by requiring a second form of authentication when logging in. How to Set Up MFA 1. Access Your Profile Click on your avatar in the top-right corner of the screen. Select Profile from the dropdown...
0 min reading timeOur approach to security
At Reach Industries, security is at the heart of how we design, build and operate Lumi. We know that our customers rely on us to protect sensitive scientific data, and we take that responsibility seriously. You can read more about our approach here. Please visit our Trust Center for more information. Security by design Lumi is built with security ba...
1 min reading time6. Notebook
If you are following or developing a lab protocol or an ordered set of instructions we created Notebook to help with that. Overview of Notebook Data Model Within an Organisation, each Project may contain multiple Experiments. Each Experiment follows a single Protocol. This can be changed until Live recording begins, at which point the Protocol becom...
1 min reading time3. Devices
From the Device page the video stream is shown on the left. The scrollable timeline is shown below. Timestamped images or video clips can be captured using the icon buttons to the bottom left of the video. Timestamped comments can be added to the video using the speech bubble icon to the bottom right. These actions will populate the windows below t...
0 min reading timeWhat’s the quickest way to start capturing data?
Use Assist to create a Moment . Pick an Agent, select one or more Devices, and start recording....
0 min reading timeWhat is a Moment?
A Moment is a quick, flexible capture session created in Assist . You pick an Agent, select one or more Devices (for multiple angles), and record....
0 min reading time1. An overview of Lumi
Introduction Welcome to Lumi, your Visual AI Copilot for science. This guide will help you to capture your first lab Moments and record your first Experiments. It is structured to get you up and running rather than to describe everyday use. It is best to follow this guide from a desktop rather than a mobile device, as the layouts may differ. Navigat...
0 min reading time4. Agents
For a visual test, colour is the easiest to set up and understand result validity, so lets start there. Colour Information As well as providing a quick way to get started with Lumi Agents, the Colour Information Agent is a great way to track equipment status lights, especially on older equipment that lacks convenient data export options. It can be u...
1 min reading timeWhat is Lumi?
Lumi is a visual AI copilot for science. It helps you capture video-based “Moments”, run AI Agents on live feeds, and record structured Experiments tied to Protocols....
0 min reading time2. LabOps
To see the available Devices navigate to the LabOps page. Here you can view all the Devices associated with your account whether Online or Offline. Use the buttons to toggle between list view or grid view, which shows thumbnails to you help recognise your device. If no LabEye cameras are available you can link an internet connected camera (like a sm...
0 min reading time5. Assist
Now that you have explored some of the Lumi Agents, it is time to revisit recording data.For quick set up or background monitoring of instruments, Assist is the perfect option.Assist supports the use of multiple devices to capture activity from multiple angles. We call this collection of views and extracted data a Moment. Set up a Moment Upon naviga...
0 min reading timeWhere do I see all my Devices?
Go to LabOps. From here, you can view all of your organisation's registered devices. Toggle the list view to see additional information....
0 min reading timeWhere do my captured images, clips and comments go?
On a Device page in LabOps they appear in tables below the video. After an Experiment, they’re also on the Results tab....
0 min reading timeWhat are Agents?
Agents analyse your video feed to extract data (i.e. colour values, text, liquid measurements, etc.). You can start them from Live Experiments or via Moments in Assist....
0 min reading timeWhen should I use Moments vs Experiments?
Use Moments for rapid setup, background monitoring and exploratory work. Use Experiments when you’re following a Protocol and need structured, stepwise capture and review....
0 min reading timeWhy is my Device showing as offline?
Check the device’s network, power and – if relevant – that the InstantStream browser tab is open and active. Refresh LabOps and confirm the Device tile shows “online”....
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