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Guides-Home
CountThings from Photos (iOS & Android)
Introduction & Setup
Getting Started
What are Counting Templates
Change Counting Template
Report Wrong Results
Request personalized counting template
Log files on mobile app
Counting Basics
Define Count Areas
Correct Errors
Personalize your workflow
Save your Counting Results
Specialized Tools
Count with Pipes in Pipes - iOS
Measure Diameter for Logs Automatically
Count multiple layers of objects
Manual Counting
Volume Feature
Logs Measurement using LiDAR
Data Integration
Save results to other systems
Create and customize forms
Create Totals from Multiple Images - iOS
Create Totals from Multiple Images - Android
Import a Report design on the mobile app
Save results on Server Message Block - Android
Saving Counting Results in the Cloud
InterApp Communication (iOS, Android)
Licensing & Accounts
Create Account
Get License
Find Account Email & Device Code
Use the app without a paid license
Remote License Allocation
Pricing for “CountThings from Photos” app
Set up your Enterprise Account
Create Operators - Enterprise
Industry Examples
Count Logs-ID:066
Count Houses on Google Maps
Count Tubes and Pipes
Count Long Steel
Count Metal Sheets
Sort and Count Grape Berries by Size
CountThings from Photos (Windows)
Introduction & Setup
Getting Started
Log files on Windows App
What are Counting Templates
Change Counting Template
What if results are not 100% accurate
Request personalized counting template
Counting Basics
Define Count Areas
Correct Errors
Save your Counting Results
Specialized Tools
Pipes in Pipes - Windows
Volume Feature
Total Count Form - Advanced
Review large counts using grid
Unattended Automated Counting
Data Integration
Save results to other systems
Create and customize forms
Customize forms with Database Integration
Database Integration - Simple
Database Integration - Advanced
Create Reports Using The App
Integrate math formulas in your Form
Integration with sensors
Integrate results - OPC
Integrate results - Modbus
Send Emails Using The App
Review counted and saved photo results
Licensing & Accounts
Create Account
Get License
Set up your Enterprise Account
Create Operators - Enterprise
Pricing for “CountThings from Photos” app
Find Account Email & Device Code
Remote License Allocation
Industry Examples
Count Tubes and Pipes
Count Long Steel
Count Metal Sheets
Count Logs
Count Livestock
Count Houses on Google Maps
Manual Counting
Sort and Count Grape Berries by Size
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CountThings from Photos (iOS & Android)
Specialized Tools
Count multiple layers
Count multiple layers of objects
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This material will show you how to
count multiple layers of objects
that are placed one before another, using only a
front side photo
.
The
Multi-Layer Tool
is our solution to combine automatic and manual counting to get the
total number of items
when they are distributed on
multiple rows and columns
.
For a better understanding of how to use this tool, we will use as an example a
photo containing boxes
that are distributed on multiple layers, and the
Boxes Counting Template
.
1. Download
the Counting Template
Boxes
ID: 130 from
Template Library
2.
Open a new photo (
Use Existing Photo
or
Take New Photo
)
3.
In
Prepare Screen
➜
COUNT
the photo automatically.
4.
In
Review Screen
➜ Press
Tools
➜ Select
Multi-Layer
5.
In this step we add the number of layers for our products. There are
two ways to work with the Multi-Layer Tool:
A.
You can use
Single Increment
by tapping on the
"+"
button and then
tapping each object individually
.
Each tap
represents
another layer
added to the object behind the first one.
B.
You can use
Multi Increment
by tapping the
Define Area Button.
This button will allow you to
draw over multiple objects
to
increase the number of layers
behind
all
of them. After the area is defined, tap the
"+"
button.
Each tap
represents
another layer
added to the objects behind the first ones.
! To continue the Multi Increment process,
deselect
the
Define Area Button
and
select it again
to set a different number of layers.
6.
After setting up the number of layers, tap
DONE
7.
You will be redirected to the
Review Screen
, but you will notice that the
Count Results
will be
updated
with the
total number of boxes
based on the initial detections and the
number of layers set by you
.
Save
your accurate counting result.
For more information, please contact our
Support Team
at
support@CountThings.com
.
You can also request a
virtual meeting
with our experts to discuss how we can offer you the best counting experience.
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