> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.openmind.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.openmind.com/release-notes/video-processor/v1.0.x.md).

# v1.0.x

Covers all v1.0 patch releases including initial launch and bug fixes.

### **v1.0.2** - latest

#### Features & Enhancements

* **Enhanced face detection** — Improved face detection capabilities for better accuracy and performance
* **Camera blur** — Added camera blur functionality to enhance privacy protection
* **Face recognition testing** — Implemented comprehensive face recognition tests to ensure reliability

#### Infrastructure & DevOps

* **Amazon ECR migration** — Migrated release workflow to Amazon ECR for improved container registry management
* **Python version upgrade** — Bumped minimum Python version requirement to `>=3.10` for better performance and access to modern language features

#### Maintenance & Updates

* **Domain update** — Updated domain configuration to `.com`
* **Documentation links** — Refreshed and updated documentation links for better accessibility
* **`om1-modules` updates** — Multiple dependency updates to `om1-modules` for latest features and fixes

### **v1.0.1**

* Added environment configuration and entrypoint script for video processing
* The video processor is now stabilised
* Added a configurable option to enable or disable cloud streaming across the system, making it easier to control whether video and audio feeds are sent to the OpenMind API

### **v1.0.0**

* Updated the environment to support newer Python and CUDA version. It refines dependency management, and improves model handling. The changes enhance compatibility with latest libraries and streamline deployment, especially for NVIDIA THOR and specific version of TensorRT-based inference.
* Updated Dockerfile for Thor support
* Fixed CUDA driver mismatch
* Added venv to docker image


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