Computer Vision

After-Hours Zone Detection

Arms a zone on a schedule and raises an alert when a person is detected in it with no matching access event, such as a plant room at night.

After-Hours Zone Detection at an access point
How It Works

From Camera to Alert

  1. 01

    Arm

    A zone is armed on a schedule, such as after 18:00.

  2. 02

    Detect

    The camera detects a person in the zone.

  3. 03

    Check

    The detection is matched to an access event. No match raises an alert.

You Control

Configuration

  • Zone shape and schedule
  • Alert role
  • Allowed pass types
You Get

Outputs

  • Alert with a clip
  • The last valid access event
  • A log of armed periods

Best for: Plant rooms, stores, roofs and perimeters outside working hours.

Questions

After-Hours Zone Detection Questions

What does after-hours zone detection do in xSERVA?

Arms a zone on a schedule and raises an alert when a person is detected in it with no matching access event, such as a plant room at night.

Why does it matter?

Detection tied to the access list tells a contractor on a valid pass apart from someone who should not be there.

Is it tied to the access record?

Yes. Every detection is attached to the access event it relates to, so an alert always arrives with the context to act on it.

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