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Detect objects together

HOW-TO GUIDEWeb UI · EyesOnIt 6.1

Detect when two qualifying people or objects are in the same area. For example, identify a worker wearing selected PPE alongside another person in a work zone.

Web UI: combine two configurations to detect a qualifying pair.

Open Monitor → Configure and select the work-area region. Under Detection, create a configuration for each side of the rule. Give them distinct names:

Configuration Example settings
Workers wearing PPE Person wearing a hard hat and high-visibility vest.
People in work area Person, using the size and confidence appropriate to the scene.

Use a presence condition for both. The rule needs two distinct objects: one person satisfying both configurations does not make a pair.

  1. Open Rules and choose Co-presence.
  2. Set Primary and Secondary to the two configurations.
  3. Enter a descriptive Rule name.
  4. Set Dwell (s) for how long the pair must be present, and Reset (s) for recovery. The example uses 1 s dwell and 2 s reset.
  5. Choose severity, schedule, and any actions. Save the configuration.
Web UI co-presence rule selecting a PPE-qualified worker and another person as primary and secondary configurations.
Web UI: combine two configurations in one region to detect a qualifying pair. Enlarge image

Check a single person, two qualifying people together, and a pair separating. Review the incident evidence to confirm which objects qualified. Co-presence means they occupy the same region; use Close approach when their distance also matters.

Keep the region focused on the shared area. For example, exclude a public walkway behind a work zone so people outside the intended area do not participate in the rule.

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