Motion detection
Planned activity zones would help focus on a doorway, driveway or storage area instead of every change across the whole frame.
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Smarter security.
Moments that matter.
Use AI-assisted detection and alerts to keep track of activity around your cameras and review the moments that need your attention.
Enable AI detection and alerts in your settings. Some advanced scenarios described below are planned and depend on your setup.
Explore the use cases ENTRY CAMERAAWAY MODE
Person in entry zone
EXAMPLECheck the scene. Decide what happens next.
FROM ACTIVITY TO CONTEXT
Notice the movement.
Understand the moment.
Person and vehicle detection
Live camera overlays can distinguish people and cars from general movement, without identifying a face.
Potential threat alerts
Planned rules could combine an entry-zone event with Away status or closing hours. An alert would flag activity to check, not declare someone an intruder.
AI ALERTS IN ACTION
See the moment.
Review the alert.
When a person is detected indoors in Away mode, an alarm can help you review the activity in VisionLinks.
- Automatic cloud recording
With automatic Away alarm recording enabled, an alarm can start cloud recording for supported cameras, so you can review the activity later.
- Review the moment that matters
Open the alarm in VisionLinks, check the camera and time, and review the available recording before deciding what to do next.
- Your settings, your control
Enable AI alerts and automatic event recording in settings. Recording availability and retention depend on your camera setup and plan.
VISIONLINKSExample web app view
Indoor cameraUnknown person
EXAMPLE ALARMUnknown person detected
NewIndoor camera · Away mode
PARKING MONITORING
A car in your space.
See what happened.
A future parking alert could help you review an unfamiliar car parked in your space. The example below illustrates the idea.
- See vehicle activity
Live overlays can highlight detected cars in the camera view, helping you check activity around your parking space.
- Review footage for context
Check the camera and time, then review available recordings for arrivals, departures or nearby activity. Recording availability depends on your setup and plan.
- Parking alerts are planned
Dedicated parking rules and alerts for unfamiliar cars are planned features. Vehicle detection does not identify the owner or confirm that a car is unauthorized.
VISIONLINKSExample web app view
Parking cameraVehicle
EXAMPLE ALERTVehicle detected in parking area
NewParking camera · Review activity
DIFFERENT PLACES. DIFFERENT PRIORITIES.
Your place.
Your kind of peace of mind.
Homes
Away from home. Still in the loop.
An entry-zone camera notices a person while your home is set to Away.
The idea
A planned alert would highlight the camera, time and relevant clip so you can check what happened.
Use a manual Away switch or a schedule. A visitor is not automatically an intruder.
Restaurants
After closing. Keep an eye on things.
Movement appears near a back entrance or storage area outside opening hours.
The idea
Planned zone and schedule rules would surface an event for the owner to review.
Focus on entrances and property security, rather than staff performance or private areas.
Summer cottages
A quiet retreat. A clearer picture.
A person approaches your cottage entrance while the property is unoccupied.
The idea
Planned person detection would help you review relevant activity instead of every moving branch.
Keep cameras aimed within your property. Delivery drivers and neighbours may have a legitimate reason to visit.
Shops and small businesses
Every entrance. Useful insight.
People enter and leave a defined doorway during business hours.
The idea
Planned entry and exit counts would help show visit patterns without naming individual customers.
Counts would be estimates and can be affected by crowds, lighting and camera placement.
A LITTLE CONTEXT GOES A LONG WAY
Set the scene.
Stay in control.
- Define what matters
Choose a camera zone, opening hours or a manual or scheduled Away status.
- Highlight relevant activity
Planned detection would highlight motion, person or vehicle events that match your settings.
- Review before reacting
Check the event and the available footage. You decide whether it needs a response.
ASSISTANCE, NOT ASSUMPTIONS
Useful signals.
Human judgement.
AI can miss events or raise false alerts. Weather, lighting, camera angle and visitors all add uncertainty. The goal is to support your decisions, not replace them.
This roadmap does not require facial recognition or resident identification. Keep camera coverage appropriate to your property, respect people around you, and choose recording retention deliberately.
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