Review unexpected inactivity

Some tasks require little visible movement. Evaluate inactivity only within a defined operational context, with appropriate duration and task exceptions; camera posture cannot establish sleep, effort or wellbeing.

Catalog workflow. Confirm detector availability, permitted use and event delivery for the proposed deployment. Website examples are illustrative.

Discuss inactivity review

Illustrative attended workstation with a stationary observation

Example

Without IVISIONStandard CCTV feed

With IVISIONIllustrative event overlay

The Process

How It Works

Stationary does not mean asleep Identify stationary periods that need clarification.

Prepare the view

Cover the task area without private-space surveillance.

Assess the observation

Validate movement/posture criteria against legitimate stationary work.

Review the evidence

Review duration with roster and task context.

Choose a response

Check in with the person or responsible team before drawing conclusions.

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Dimension	Sleeping / Inactivity Detection	Person Down / Collapse Detection
Observation	Low visible motion or a sustained posture.	A person appears prone, seated unusually low or motionless near the floor.
Event criteria	A supported analysis observes inactivity beyond the agreed task-specific period.	A supported detector observes the agreed posture for a validated period.
Monitoring setup	Validate duration, scheduled breaks and stationary-task exceptions.	Confirm allowed tasks, observation duration and routing.
What it cannot establish	Cannot prove sleep, fatigue, neglect or medical condition.	Cannot establish consciousness, injury or cause.
Practical outcome	Help supervisors distinguish an unexpected stationary period from normal work.	Help responders locate a situation requiring a welfare check.