Universal camera interface
Wrap cameras from different generations and vendors in the same predictable device, stream, and configuration model.
Agent
A universal camera layer
Agent bypasses fragmented vendor software and gives every camera the same modern interface. It runs beside the camera, translates its stream and capabilities into one consistent device format, and prepares it for central control, storage in Vault, and advanced processing in Hub.
- Any brand, one interface
- One camera per Agent
- Ready for Vault and Hub
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Interactive product preview
The Agent interface as it runs on every connected camera: dashboard, recordings, and camera onboarding in one place.
Core capabilities
One camera interface, backed by an open platform.
Each capability below maps to a current product surface or runtime flow. Use the source and documentation to go deeper or talk to us about your deployment.
Legacy software bypass
Connect directly to the camera instead of depending on a different proprietary application for every brand.
Stream normalisation
Turn supported RTSP H.264 and H.265 inputs into a consistent live-view, recording, and forwarding experience.
One control experience
Use the same controls and operational workflow across mixed camera types instead of learning each vendor interface.
Local continuity
Keep live viewing and motion-based or continuous recording close to the camera, even when the uplink is unavailable.
Platform-ready output
Forward one consistent stream and metadata format to Vault, Hub, MQTT, or custom integrations for further processing.
Practical answers
Understanding Agent.
What it does, where it runs, and how it fits your camera infrastructure.
What is Kerberos Agent, and where does it run?
Agent is the camera-facing component of the UUG.AI platform, also known as Kerberos Agent. One Agent runs per camera on computing infrastructure beside the camera; it does not require replacing the camera firmware. It exposes live video, recordings, status, and controls through a consistent interface.
Can I connect existing RTSP cameras?
Agent supports RTSP inputs with H.264 and H.265 video. It connects directly to supported camera streams so mixed camera brands can share one recording and management workflow. Compatibility still depends on the camera stream and the deployment configuration.
Can Agent record when the internet connection is unavailable?
Agent keeps live viewing and motion-based or continuous recording close to the camera. Local operation can continue without an internet uplink when the camera and local storage remain available. Remote access and forwarding depend on connectivity to the configured services.
How it fits
From connect to action.
Agent is useful on its own and becomes more capable when connected to the rest of the UUG.AI stack.
Read the documentation- 01
Connect
Connect the camera directly and leave its fragmented legacy software behind.
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Unify
Agent exposes the stream, recordings, status, and controls through one device format.
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Extend
Use the standardised output in Vault and Hub for storage, fleet operations, and advanced processing.
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