# User Experience

- [Current Status -  Explainer](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/current-status-explainer.md): We are currently in Phase 2, an exciting stage where users have the opportunity to add their camera feeds and contribute valuable data that will be used for future data mining and analysis.
- [Smart Vision App](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/smart-vision-app.md): The Elumicate Smart Vision App can be used to manage devices, check network states, perform token transactions, and purchase NFTs
- [Adding a Camera](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera.md): Cameras are the most critical aspect of the Elumicate Smart Vision Network. We value the diverse range of camera sources and understand the importance of flexibility in camera compatibility.
- [Camera Placement](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/camera-placement.md): Vision devices are essential tools for observing and monitoring public spaces. Location placement is critical to what data will be acquired from these devices.
- [Mobile Device Camera](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/mobile-device-camera.md): Mobile Devices can easily be added on to the network by following the steps below. Two devices will be required, one to create the camera streaming connection, and the other to onboard the camera.
- [3rd Party Cameras](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/3rd-party-cameras.md): A wide variety of 3rd party cameras can be added on the the Elumicate Smart Vision Network. As long as the camera's feed can be accessed externally, the camera can be used for data capture.
- [Tested Cameras](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/3rd-party-cameras/tested-cameras.md): We are working to secure hardware partnerships to offer quick onboarding that will offer a simplified connection. For the time being, a few camera models that provide RTSP access have been tested.
- [TP-Link Onboarding](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/3rd-party-cameras/tested-cameras/tp-link-onboarding.md)
- [Reolink Onboarding](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/3rd-party-cameras/tested-cameras/reolink-onboarding.md)
- [Finding video access link (url)](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/3rd-party-cameras/finding-video-access-link-url.md): Many cameras currently in production provide Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) support out of the box.
- [Port forwarding Router / Firewall](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/3rd-party-cameras/port-forwarding-router-firewall.md)
- [Find your Public IP address](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/3rd-party-cameras/find-your-public-ip-address.md): You can find your router's public ip address easily by navigating to specific websites or by logging into your router directly.
- [Camera onboarding Steps in App](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/camera-onboarding-steps-in-app.md): Onboard your camera feed to the Elumicate network in just a few simple steps.
- [Add a Camera using a Raspberry Pi](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/add-a-camera-using-a-raspberry-pi.md): Turn your Raspberry Pi into an broadcasting device using VDO.
- [Camera stream Disclaimer](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/adding-a-camera/camera-stream-disclaimer.md): Disclaimer for Elumicate Network's Use Camera Streams
- [Potential Risks](https://university.elumicate.com/user-experience/potential-risks.md)


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