Detection Config

The Detection Config page controls which safety rules are active for each camera, and lets you override sensitivity settings for individual cameras.

Available Detection Rules

Each rule can be independently enabled or disabled per camera.

Rule What it detects Typical use
Hard Hat / Head Protection Workers without a safety helmet Construction sites, plant floors, maintenance areas
High-Visibility Vest Workers without a hi-vis safety vest Loading bays, outdoor construction, road works
Safety Gloves / Hand Protection Workers without protective gloves Chemical handling, hot-work stations, electrical work
Restricted Zone Entry Configures which zones exist and their rules — see Zones High-voltage areas, active machinery zones, chemical storage
Personnel Count Limit Coming soon Too many or too few people in an area Confined space entry (1-person rule), emergency muster points

Configuring Rules Per Camera

Navigate to Detection Config in the sidebar. Select a camera from the list on the left to see its rule toggles on the right.

1

Select a camera

Click a camera in the left-hand list.

2

Toggle rules on or off

Use the switches to enable or disable each detection rule for that camera. Disabled rules are skipped during inference for that camera.

3

Set a sensitivity override for this camera (optional)

Below the rule list, Detection Sensitivity Override lets you set a custom Confidence Threshold, Alert Cooldown, or Confirmation Window for this camera only. Leave any field blank to inherit the global value — see Global Config for what each one means.

4

Save

Click Save. Changes apply on the next inference cycle.

Disabling all rules for a camera means no alerts will ever fire for that camera. Make sure at least one rule relevant to the monitored area is active.

Global vs Per-Camera Sensitivity

There are two levels of sensitivity control:

  1. Global defaults — Confidence Threshold, Alert Cooldown, and Confirmation Window, applied to every camera unless overridden. Set at the top of the Detection Config page — see Global Config.
  2. Per-camera override — the same three settings, overridden for one specific camera in its "Detection Sensitivity Override" panel. Blank fields inherit the global value.

For most deployments, the global defaults work well. Only override a specific camera when its lighting, distance, or angle noticeably affects detection quality there.

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