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Restricted entry during production
A zone around a robotic cell is marked restricted while the line runs. An entry triggers a high-severity alert to the line supervisor with the clip attached.
Capability
Zone Monitoring
Define restricted, hazardous, sensitive, or operational zones and monitor activity inside them.
Monitoring preview
Zone Monitoring
Illustrative environment · Vehicle & access monitoring
- Works with the IP cameras you already have
- On-premises or cloud deployment
- Role-based access, full activity history
Overview
What zone monitoring does for your site.
Zone Monitoring lets you draw the areas that matter directly on each camera view — restricted rooms, hazard zones around machinery, sensitive spaces, loading bays, pedestrian walkways — and attach rules to them.
Zones are what give detections meaning. The same person detection is routine in a corridor and an event in a switch room; the zone and its schedule make the difference.
Draw the line where the risk starts. Visrax watches that line so your people do not have to.
What it does
Zone Monitoring, piece by piece.
Each part is configured around your cameras, zones and schedules — the same system, set up for the way your site runs.
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Restricted zones
Mark areas that should be empty or limited to authorised activity during defined hours, and alert on entry.
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Hazard areas
Define exclusion zones around machinery, vehicle routes or drops, with rules for presence, dwell time and PPE.
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Sensitive spaces
Monitor server rooms, pharmacies, cash handling areas or records rooms for entry outside expected patterns.
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Operational boundaries
Use zones for loading bays, queue areas and storage rows to measure activity and flag congestion or blockages.
In practice
Situations your team will recognise.
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Loading-zone activity
A loading bay zone counts vehicle and forklift presence by hour. Congestion alerts fire when dwell time exceeds the threshold during peak dispatch.
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Movement in a sensitive room
A records room zone is monitored outside office hours. An entry is logged, reviewed the next morning and closed as scheduled cleaning, with the schedule updated.
Questions
Zone Monitoring questions
Straight answers about how this is configured, what it needs and what it does not do.
01How are zones created?
Zones are drawn as polygons on the camera view in the configuration tools. They can be scheduled, versioned and copied between similar cameras.
02Can a zone have different rules at different times?
Yes. Schedules let the same zone be open during a shift and restricted outside it, with different severities for each window.
03Can zones overlap?
Yes. Overlapping zones allow layered rules, such as a general work area with a smaller exclusion zone inside it.
04What if the camera is moved?
Zones are tied to the camera view. If a camera is repositioned, the zones are reviewed and redrawn as part of change control.
Next step
See zone monitoring on your cameras.
Tell us about your sites and what you need to catch. We will walk through a setup that fits the way your operation runs.