name: lumeo-setup description: Install and configure Lumeo no-code video analytics gateway on NVIDIA Jetson. Covers account creation, gateway deployment, camera linking, and building a people detection pipeline. Requires Jetson with JetPack 5.1+ and internet access.

Getting Started with Lumeo on NVIDIA Jetson

Execution model

Run one phase at a time. After each phase:

• Relay all command output to the user.
• If output contains [STOP] → stop immediately, consult the failure decision tree below.
• If output ends with [OK] → tell the user "Phase N complete" and proceed to the next phase.

Prerequisites

Phase 1 — Preflight

Verify JetPack version and network connectivity.

cat /etc/nv_tegra_release
ping -c 3 lumeo.com

Expected: L4T version shown, ping succeeds. [OK] when both pass. [STOP] if no network.

Phase 2 — Create Lumeo account (manual)

1. Visit https://console.lumeo.com/register — sign up with email and password.
2. Sign in at https://console.lumeo.com/login.
3. Enter an organization name and workspace name, click "Start using Lumeo".
4. Delete the default cloud gateway under Gateways (free accounts allow only one gateway).

[OK] when Lumeo console is accessible and default cloud gateway is deleted.

Phase 3 — Install Lumeo Gateway on Jetson

Run the installer script on the Jetson device:

bash <(wget -qO- https://link.lumeo.com/setup)

Respond to prompts (defaults are fine). When the installer completes successfully, type install at the prompt to deploy a new gateway container:

Enter the command: install

Enter a container name and log in with your Lumeo credentials when prompted.

Verify the container is running:

Enter the command: list

Type exit to quit the script.

# Verify gateway appears in Lumeo console under Gateways

[OK] when the gateway shows as online in the Lumeo console. [STOP] if installer fails or gateway does not appear.

Phase 4 — Add cameras to the gateway

1. Connect a USB camera to the Jetson or ensure an ONVIF camera is on the same network.
2. In Lumeo console, click "Add Camera" under your gateway.
3. Click "Link" next to a discovered camera (or "Manually add cameras" if auto-discovery fails).
4. Enter camera name, provide credentials if needed, click "Connect camera".
5. Click the linked camera to verify a preview snapshot appears.

For RTSP/HTTP streams: navigate to Deploy > Streams, click "Add input stream".

[OK] when camera preview is visible in the Lumeo console.

Phase 5 — Build a people detection pipeline

1. In Lumeo console, go to Design > Solutions, select "Basics - Detect Objects".
2. Keep default blocks (people detection model, tracker, WebRTC encoder) and click "Deploy".
3. Select your Jetson gateway, choose the configured camera, click "Deploy".
4. Wait for a green "running" status indicator.
5. Click the play button to view the output stream via WebRTC.

[OK] when the live detection stream is visible with bounding boxes.

Failure decision tree

Reference files

• references/source.body.md — full original Seeed tutorial with screenshots, camera setup details, and pipeline configuration (reference only)