03 / OPTIONAL UNDERSTANDING & ANALYSIS
A person or vehicle detection is a starting point. GettVision Intelligence adds supported visual conditions, natural-language questions, custom rules and evidence-based analysis.
THREE CONDITIONS TO EXPLORE
Use Driveway as the example camera when choosing a model and its scope. Whether a condition can be evaluated depends on what the camera can actually see.
Look for visible, active use of a handheld mobile phone.
For Driveway, consider whether a person’s hands and the device are large enough to see. A hand near the face alone is not sufficient evidence of phone use.
Look for visible signs of active smoking or use of a vaping device.
A suitable view needs enough detail to distinguish a device or smoking action from an ordinary hand-to-face movement. Review the evidence before deciding what happened.
Look for a person visibly climbing over or through a configured barrier area.
Configure a visible barrier area on a suitable camera view. The cropped Driveway image in this tour does not show a fence, so it is not evidence of a climbing event.
ONE CAMERA, THE CONDITIONS YOU CHOOSE
Choose the camera, review compatibility, then configure timing, severity, alert delivery and the supported zone or schedule.
Select a supported model such as Cell Phone Use, Smoking or Vaping, Fence or Barrier Climbing, Person Down or After-Hours Activity.
Apply it to the intended camera or supported group. Review the view, required objects and relevant area before enabling the workflow.
Use the resulting activity and alerts in Central. Search, summaries and reporting can help your team understand retained activity over time.
Camera angle, lighting, distance, occlusion and the selected model affect what can be understood. These screenshots demonstrate model selection and configuration, not confirmed phone use, smoking or climbing at Driveway.
Intelligence is optional. Edge handles local video and activity; Intelligence adds interpretation to the supported workflows you enable.