Using the Live Detection screen
The screen for checking what was detected today.
The Live Detection tab shows only what was caught today. Open it every morning, and check it during the day whenever an alert arrives.
At the top: camera chips
Registered cameras are listed across the screen, each with its status for today.
| Display | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Danger | There was a Danger-level detection |
| Warning | There was a Warning-level detection |
| No issues | No detections today |
| Offline | The camera is not connected |
Click a camera chip to filter to that camera's detections.
Do not leave offline cameras alone
When a camera is offline, nothing is detected in its area. You need to tell whether it is quiet because nothing was detected or because the camera is off.
Detection cards
Below, detected cases stack up as cards. Scrolling loads more.
Each card shows:
- Snapshot: A photo of that moment
- Detection time
- Violation badges: Several items can be caught together in one scene
Scenes judged normal do not appear here. Only what needs checking comes up.
Filtering
- Status: Pending / Confirmed / Resolved
- Detection item: From the eight items
- Custom missions: If your site has detection items of its own
When you click a card
Details open on the right.
- Enlarged snapshot
- AI analysis by item: Risk level, confidence, and a sentence explaining why the AI judged it that way
- Status history: Who confirmed and resolved it, and when
- Confirm · Resolve buttons
The handling procedure is covered in Confirming and resolving detections.
Viewing live video
Click View live video to open that camera's current view in a small window. Use it to check the current situation while looking at a detection card.
If there are no detections at all
"Site normal" is displayed. Check these two things as well.
- Are all cameras online?
- Is it within working hours now? (Most items run only during working hours.)
If both are fine but there have been no detections for days, check in Device Settings that the items are turned on and that the detection area is not pointing at the wrong place.