Downloads¶
This page provides downloads for the BrainFrame system ({{brainframe_version}} {{build_env_version}}, {{release_datetime}}).
View past public releases.
BrainFrame Server¶
Instructions for downloading and installing BrainFrame can be found in the Getting Started guide.
BrainFrame Client¶
Download BrainFrame Linux Client from here for Ubuntu. The client is also available on the Snap Store:
# To install or update
sudo snap remove brainframe-client && sudo snap install brainframe-client --channel=0.31/stable
# To run
brainframe-client
For Linux, Windows or Mac, a new BrainFrame Web Client beta is available. Access it at http://<your-server-ip> (replace with your server's address).
For more information on running the BrainFrame client, follow the instructions in the Getting Started guide.
# To install or update
sudo snap remove brainframe-client && sudo snap install brainframe-client --channel={{major_minor_version}}/stable
# To run
brainframe-client
StreamGateway¶
StreamGateway for Linux (Ubuntu): Download
For more information on running the StreamGateway, follow the guide on setting up a Premises.
Accessing the VisionCapsules® AI Marketplace¶
Starting from version v0.29.9, BrainFrame includes a reference design for the
VisionCapsules® AI Marketplace. You can access it by
clicking Developer | VisionCapsule AI Marketplace or opening a web browser
and navigating to:
http://<your-server-ip>:9090
Through the AI Marketplace user interface, you can:
- Browse and download capsules
- Load capsules to BrainFrame, enable, or disable capsules
- Adjust capsule options
Alternatively, you can follow our tutorial here for
step-by-step manual installation instructions. Capsules with
a ✨ are recommended as production-ready. The hardware section describes
the devices the capsule can run on: GPU refers to NVIDIA GPUs, iGPU
refers to Intel integrated graphics, and HDDL refers to
MyriadX devices accessed through the OpenVINO HDDL plugin.
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Python API¶
A Python wrapper around the REST API is available on PyPI.
pip3 install brainframe-api
The source is available on Github.
For more information on using the Python API, refer to Python API.