Notice someone lingering at your fence before they make a move

Many losses begin days earlier: someone standing a little too long near the gate, walking the fence line, or sitting in a parked vehicle watching the yard after hours.

A guard cannot watch every camera, and recordings only help after the loss. Loitering detection tells you while the person is still there, so you can make a call or send someone out.

• People lingering near the perimeter, not just the moment of entry
• After-hours lingering noticed before it becomes a loss
• A Telegram alert with a photo, the camera and the time

Every perimeter is different, so we configure this for your site. Tell us the areas that matter (the fence line, the main gate, the yard, the back boundary), the hours you care about, and how long counts as too long for each spot.

We set that up for your cameras. From then on, a person who stays in a marked area beyond the time you allow is flagged. A second, larger model double-checks each event before it reaches you, and you get a Telegram message with a photo and a voice call for urgent events. Every morning, a daily summary covers the night.

• You tell us the areas, the hours and the time allowed
• We configure it for your cameras and layout
• Every event double-checked before it reaches you
• Telegram alerts with photo evidence, plus a voice call

After-hours intrusion in the zones you mark and camera tampering are standard from the moment you install. Loitering detection adds the earlier warning once it is set up for your site.

The hard part of loitering is telling someone lingering from normal yard activity. We train our own AI models in-house for exactly this kind of scene.