Prepare the view
Cover the relevant floor area and full-body posture.
A person lying down may need assistance, or may be performing a legitimate task. Define the monitored context and review duration so staff can check welfare without assuming collapse or a medical cause.
Catalog workflow. Confirm detector availability, permitted use and event delivery for the proposed deployment. Website examples are illustrative.
Discuss person-down review

The Process
Visible posture does not establish a diagnosis Locate and assess an unusual low-posture event.
Cover the relevant floor area and full-body posture.
Validate supported posture analysis against maintenance and rest activities.
Review location, duration and available surrounding footage.
Ask the designated responder to check welfare and follow site procedures.
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 person may be unseen behind shelving.
Example event: A low posture persists in the visible aisle.
Operator response: Send a welfare check to that location.
Practical value: Provides a specific place to inspect.
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Staff are away from reception.
Example event: A person remains on the floor.
Operator response: Contact the designated response team.
Practical value: Supports awareness away from desks.
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Technicians work under equipment.
Example event: A lying posture is observed.
Operator response: Confirm planned work before interpreting it.
Practical value: Distinguishes tasks from possible incidents.
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Use a view of floor-level activity.
Visibility: Shelving and machinery obscure bodies.
Configuration: Verify posture model and duration criteria.
Privacy: Avoid private recovery or changing areas.
Human review: Establish welfare through a person, not an image label.
Discuss this capabilityFrequently asked questions
Flags a person remaining in an unusual low or lying posture in a monitored area.
No. It describes a posture that requires context.
Potentially, if the person remains visible and the supported model detects the posture.
Review planned tasks and excluded areas.
No. That requires an appropriate human assessment.
Find your fit
Help responders locate a situation requiring a welfare check. For Facility response teams, Site supervisors.
Workflow to discuss
Person Down / Collapse Detection + Show the location requiring review.Discuss a camera view, a monitoring question and the review process your team needs.