Prepare the view
Describe the observable incident and select relevant cameras and times.
A boundary crossing, stopped vehicle and unattended object require different evidence. Where the relevant detector and index are available, reviewers can narrow an investigation by activity, camera and time. Each match is a candidate for review, not a conclusion about intent or responsibility.
Catalog workflow. Confirm detector availability, permitted use and event delivery for the proposed deployment. Website examples are illustrative.
Discuss incident searchThe Process
Use an explicit event definition. Connect the incident definition with supporting evidence.
Describe the observable incident and select relevant cameras and times.
Use supported labels or a verified search service to retrieve candidates.
Review context before and after matches, including normal explanations.
Record reviewed findings and limits in coverage or available footage.
Illustrative demonstration
Example footage and simulated events explain the review workflow. They do not measure detector performance.
No matching events.
EXPLORE WHAT’S POSSIBLE
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A vehicle stop in a loading lane needs review.
Example event: A stopped-vehicle event falls within the interval.
Operator response: The reviewer checks the clip and planned loading.
Practical value: Authorized activity is considered before escalation.
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An unattended bag is reported after a busy period.
Example event: Object-event records match the camera and time.
Operator response: An operator reviews surrounding footage.
Practical value: The investigation focuses on visible object history.
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A crossing needs review after a shift change.
Example event: A boundary event appears in the selected records.
Operator response: Security checks gate schedules and movement.
Practical value: Access context informs the interpretation.
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Capture the whole event rather than only its final state.
Visibility: Activity interpretation needs visible objects and temporal context.
Configuration: Confirm producers, indexing, clip access and supported queries.
Privacy: Limit searches to authorized purposes; avoid unrestricted behavioral profiling.
Human review: Review alternative explanations and distinguish observation from intent.
Discuss this capabilityFrequently asked questions
Activity and incident search selects candidate records associated with a defined event type or supported visual-search query.
Only a confirmed service can establish supported queries. A conversational preview does not prove general video understanding.
No. Review the candidate evidence, rule settings and operational context.
An event-only index cannot return records it never received. Wider video review needs accessible recordings and a separate workflow.
Prefer observable actions, such as boundary crossing or object placement. Video alone does not determine guilt or policy consequences.
Find your fit
Investigate a specific observation before reviewing unrelated event categories. For Security investigators, Operations supervisors, Safety reviewers.
Workflow to discuss
Search for specific activities or incidents + Search using an observation relevant to the report.Discuss a camera view, a monitoring question and the review process your team needs.