Definition
Fall detection from CCTV
Using approved camera views to detect collapse or person-down events.
What it means
Fall detection from CCTV uses camera analysis to flag a person who appears to fall, collapse, or remain down in a defined zone. It should be scoped to approved public or operational areas.
Why it matters
The value is faster awareness when nobody is watching the exact feed at the exact moment.
Evaluation questions
Is the camera angle useful for body posture and floor contact?
Who receives a person-down alert?
Which zones are approved for this use?
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