From a camera event to a useful recording.
How face, human and vehicle snapshots help you find the right moment.
Detection starts in the camera
Stanklin IP cameras process face, human and vehicle detection inside the camera. Captured snapshots are sent to the NVR for display beside recordings and live views. This helps you find a relevant event without suggesting that the recorder identifies people.
A snapshot is a starting point
A single image cannot explain everything that happened. Open the surrounding recording to see the approach, the event and what followed. Where multiple cameras cover the route, review those views together. Keep camera clocks aligned so the sequence is easier to follow.
Set meaningful boundaries
On models supporting intrusion or line-crossing rules, draw the zone around an actual access boundary. Avoid unnecessary areas such as a busy public road when the purpose is to review a private entrance. Check the rule with real movement in both daytime and night conditions.
Keep expectations precise
Face detection captures face images; it is not identity recognition. Detection results depend on placement, scene conditions and settings. Assign access to people responsible for reviewing footage and agree a routine for checking that recordings remain available.