Prepare the view
Frame the complete waiting or approach area.
Waiting can be legitimate. Set the area and duration around a practical operational question, account for queues and appointments, and review why someone remains before deciding whether follow-up is needed.
Catalog workflow. Confirm detector availability, permitted use and event delivery for the proposed deployment. Website examples are illustrative.
Define a dwell threshold

The Process
Duration is a criterion, not a motive Focus review on specific dwell-time exceptions.
Frame the complete waiting or approach area.
Validate track persistence and duration calculation.
Review the elapsed period with queue and appointment context.
Offer assistance or verify permission through the appropriate process.
Illustrative demonstration
Example footage and simulated events explain the review workflow. They do not measure detector performance.
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EXPLORE WHAT’S POSSIBLE
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Guests may wait for a host.
Example event: Presence exceeds the configured interval.
Operator response: Check appointment and offer help.
Practical value: Improves guest handling.
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Drivers wait for loading instructions.
Example event: A dwell threshold is crossed.
Operator response: Confirm dispatch status.
Practical value: Distinguishes operational waiting.
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A person may be lost.
Example event: Prolonged presence is observed.
Operator response: Provide assistance or check access context.
Practical value: Supports proportionate response.
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Show entry and exit from the zone.
Visibility: Occlusion can interrupt timing.
Configuration: Verify duration logic and track continuity.
Privacy: Limit retention and avoid profiling people by appearance.
Human review: Check the reason for waiting.
Discuss this capabilityFrequently asked questions
Flags a person remaining within a defined zone longer than an agreed duration.
No. Duration alone says nothing about intent.
Yes. Define permitted waiting and queue exceptions.
Duration may become uncertain; review the gap.
No. Set criteria around each area’s purpose.
Find your fit
Help operators review prolonged presence in context. For Security desk teams, Facility managers.
Workflow to discuss
Loitering Detection + Use explicit time criteria.Discuss a camera view, a monitoring question and the review process your team needs.