Connect the cameras
Use supported image uploads, ANPR devices, fetched snapshots and NVR / RTSP sources. RTMP and SRT publishing require the configured media relay and camera credentials.
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Site security
Camera coverage connected to an operational response
Keep a site's location, cameras, rules and detection history together. Check the actual camera view before relying on a rule.
Register the site and its coverage
Record the site location and type, attach registered cameras, set the operating period and choose detection rules. Confirm placement, lighting, useful image detail and network reachability on site.
Use a site visit to confirm what each camera can see and whether it provides enough detail for the intended checks.
From a camera observation to action
Preview only when needed
Opening a site leaves its previews stopped. Start or stop each camera individually. Camera lists use backend search and small pages rather than opening a whole fleet.
Apply configured rules
Background workers analyse supplied frames. Supported face or plate observations can be checked against watchlists, while site rules evaluate configured object detections.
Review and respond
Review detection context and recorded locations. Configured notifications or dispatch actions involve authorised officers. Treat automated findings as leads requiring review.
Background monitoring depends on connected cameras, enabled rules, workers and appropriate capture conditions. Watching a live feed alone does not establish that recognition is operating.
Extend detection with reviewed training data
Add representative examples for an existing label or continue from an earlier model. Evaluate false alarms, missed objects and full-frame results before activating a candidate.
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