VIDEO ANALYTICS

Find the moments that need a closer look.

A camera records a scene. A useful analytics system helps a person decide what to review next. Start by defining the events that matter to your site, the camera views that can show them and the team responsible for responding.

FROM VIEW TO VALUE
Video analytics
01 · Assess02 · Evaluate03 · Review

Illustrated workflow · configuration varies by site

01 · PROJECT PLANNING

Turn an event into a workflow

Define a review area, an event rule and a responsible operator. An alert should contain enough context to understand what happened, where it happened and which source footage to check. Decide which events need immediate attention and which belong in an operational report.

02 · PROJECT PLANNING

Make the pilot representative

Include the lighting, crowding and operating patterns seen on a normal working day. Review both missed events and false alerts. A convincing demonstration on one image is a starting point, not evidence that every camera will perform the same way.

03 · PROJECT PLANNING

Connect carefully

Agree the supported camera streams, processing location, permissions, recording retention and notification channels. Test the complete path from a visible event to an operator receiving and acknowledging it.

A common question

Can the public Studio monitor my whole site?+

No. It evaluates selected images or sampled camera frames. A multi-camera deployment needs separately scoped infrastructure, configuration and operational testing.

LET’S BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTION

Let’s start with your camera view.

Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll help you work out what your cameras can support.

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