Security cameras can detect objects. They cannot understand what those objects are doing. Loitering, tailgating, abandoned bags, slip-and-fall events — these require temporal scene understanding that object detectors simply cannot provide. Every time the camera angle changes, the lighting conditions shift, or a new event type needs to be monitored, traditional CV pipelines require retraining. Primate Vision requires a different prompt.
Darwin identifies actions and behaviors, not just objects, and delivers the same deterministic verdict every time. Define what "suspicious loitering" means in plain English. Set a confidence threshold. Receive timestamped alerts with annotated evidence clips — the same output format every time, regardless of camera, lighting, or angle. No labeling, no retraining, no brittle YOLO pipeline to maintain.
Related: Security camera use case — how Primate Vision handles loitering and intrusion detection.
Full smart cameras deployment guide and example rules — coming during our August launch.