Fetch the captured image

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Purpose: Use this endpoint to retrieve the presigned URLs that were created using the POST image capture API.

Response Parameters

request_id

  • type: Integer
  • Description: Unique identifier of the image capture request.

camera_type

  • type: String
  • Description: Type of camera used for the capture. Here, dashcam indicates the request was processed by a dashboard-mounted camera.

position

  • type: String
  • Description: The orientation or placement of the camera. Here, front_facing refers to the camera looking out the front windshield.

status

  • type: String
  • Description: Current state of the image capture request. success indicates the image has been successfully captured and processed.

images

  • type: Object
  • Description: A container object containing the captured image data mapped by camera position.

front_facing

  • type: Object
  • Description: Image data specifically for the front-facing camera position.

front_facing.url

  • type: String
  • Description: The pre-signed S3 URL to access the captured image.

front_facing.expires_at

  • type: String (ISO 8601 datetime)
  • Description: The timestamp indicating when the image URL will expire and no longer be accessible.

vehicle

  • type: Object
  • Description: Details of the vehicle associated with the image capture.

vehicle.id

  • type: Integer
  • Description: Unique internal identifier for the vehicle.

vehicle.number

  • type: String
  • Description: The human-readable registration or fleet number of the vehicle.

Path Params
string
required

Specify the camera type from which you want to retrieve the captured image. NOTE: The camera type must match the request from the POST endpoint.

int32
required

Specify the ID of the request that is generated by the POST (Initiate image capture) endpoint.

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