HORISON BLURRING
Beta program 2023
Horus Blurring Beta Program
HORISON disrupts anonymization workflows
Horus & Celantur disrupted the process of anonymization, and tailored this for the mobile mapping industry needs! HORISON blurring delivers a fast, and cost-effective process to anonymize street-level imagery data including an on-premise workflow to process and anonymize street-level imagery data on the fly.
HORISON Blurring is the toolset anonymize entire cars and persons, or just the faces and license plates shown on recordings. You can perform this process with JPEG images or Ladybug PGR files.
You are invited as a Beta Tester
Horus invited industry experts in the mobile mapping industry to test and evaluate the new HORISON blurring functionality. And you are one of them!
In a 4 weeks time frame you will be able to evaluate HORISION blurring, installed on-premise at your own machine. You will have unlimited access and usage. You can use HORISON blurring free of charge during the evaluation period. And there are no additional costs involved.
After the testing period we will send you a (short) evaluation questionnaire

1. HORISON BLURRING
INCLUDES:
- Horus System V2: that batch processes your recordings. It sends the imagery from the original recording to Celantur and then writes the blurred back to the disk.
- Celantur blurring engine: used by Horus System V2 during the batch process.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
- Linux (e.g. Ubuntu 20.04+) or Windows 11/Server 2022 with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
- Docker version 19.03 or later.
- NVIDIA driver version 515 or later.
- NVIDIA Docker runtime
- NVIDIA GPU: minimum 4GiB RAM, CUDA compute capability 3.7
Horison Blurring requires Horus System V2 and Celantur to be installed on the same machine.


2. INSTALLATION HORISON BLURRING
2.1 LICENSE KEY REQUEST
Your beta license and a temporary download link will be provided to you by filling in this form.
After completing the form we will send you the license key within 2 working days.
2.2 INSTALLATION & DEPLOYMENT
A) Windows | B) Linux |
1. Celantur installation Please follow the steps in this section to install Celantur on your system. For further information, please refer to the Celantur on-premise installation manuals:
Please contact Celantur via hello@celantur.com if additional support is needed while performing these steps. 2. Celantur deployment check Command Line: Once Celantur has been deployed verify if the container is running with the following command: curl -X GET http://127.0.0.1:7000/v1/status If the container is running a ‘Status Running’ message will be printed to the Command Line. Webbrowser: Use your web browser to navigate to http://127.0.0.1:7000/v1/status. If the container is running a ‘Status Running’ message will appear in the web page. |
1. Celantur installation Please follow the steps in this section to install Celantur on your system. For further information, please refer to the Celantur on-premise installation manuals:
Please contact Celantur via hello@celantur.com if additional support is needed while performing these steps. 2. Celantur deployment check Command Line: Once Celantur has been deployed verify if the container is running with the following command: curl -X GET http://127.0.0.1:7000/v1/status If the container is running a ‘Status Running’ message will be printed to the Command Line. Webbrowser: Use your web browser to navigate to http://127.0.0.1:7000/v1/status. If the container is running a ‘Status Running’ message will appear in the web page. |
3. HORISON installation
Please contact Horus (support@horus.nu) if additional support is needed while performing these steps |
3. HORISON installation
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3. Run your first blurring project
To blur recordings a batch job has to be created. The steps below describes this process.
1. Verify that the Celantur blurring service is running If the container is running a ‘Status Running’ message will be printed to the Command Line. |
Command Line: curl -X GET http://127.0.0.1:7000/v1/status |
2. Start the Horus SystemV2 (Win) or Horus_Linking_Lab-*-x86_64.AppImage (Linux) | ![]() |
3. Connect to ‘This System’. | ![]() |
4. Open the ‘Batch Processing’ tool on the main menu.Follow the procedure in the instruction video below. |
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Check the output of the batch job.
Verify that the process has correctly processed the data by checking the contents of the destination folder. Copy the files from the destination folder to the original recording and then open the recording in the movie player. Then verify that vehicles and/or persons are now blurred.