Reviewing video surveillance is part of an alert system generally associated with video monitoring alerts, which can include AI-powered notifications, motion detection, line crossing, tampering alerts, and other criteria designed to proactively manage premises security. These alerts enable personnel or automated systems to review video footage promptly when specific events or triggers occur. This activity is commonly tied to proactive alerting systems within video surveillance setups, where the system flags incidents requiring review by security or monitoring agents. Specifically, video surveillance alert types may include:
- AI-powered alerts based on motion detection, object recognition, or people/vehicle presence.
- Real-time notifications triggered by line crossing, camera tampering, or suspicious activity.
- Human or AI review following automated alerts to determine the nature and response to the event.
Thus, reviewing video surveillance footage typically falls under alerts generated by motion detection, AI threat detection, or other smart alerts within a comprehensive alerting framework in video surveillance systems designed for active monitoring and quick response.
