Vengeea flags bags, packages, luggage, and personal items the moment they stop moving in controlled or public areas past a configurable dwell time. Each alert includes camera location, timestamp, snapshot, and the moment the object first appeared in frame.
Vengeea does not merely detect that "an object is present." The system tracks object presence across time on every camera and holds an internal timer per stationary item. When the timer crosses the configured dwell-time threshold (typically 30–180 seconds, per zone), an alert fires — with the object's snapshot, camera location, and the exact moment the object first appeared in frame.
This makes the false-alarm rate manageable: brief pauses (a passenger setting down a bag while checking a ticket) do not trigger; long-duration abandonment does.
Abandoned object detection is a video-analytics capability that flags bags, packages, and other items left stationary in public or controlled areas beyond a configurable dwell time. Vengeea provides this on existing IP cameras — no dedicated hardware — and delivers alerts with snapshot, location, and timestamp in real time.
Vengeea's abandoned-object module tracks every object in the camera frame over time. When an item — a bag, suitcase, or package — stops moving for longer than a configurable threshold in a zone where it shouldn't remain, the system alerts the security team with a snapshot and timestamp.
Typically 30–180 seconds, configurable per zone. A ticketing counter may need a shorter threshold than a corridor. The operator sets the value per camera based on the space and the level of expected pedestrian dwell.
Bags, packages, backpacks, suitcases, luggage, boxes, and personal items left unattended in areas where they should not remain — waiting halls, corridors, security checkpoints, platform edges, ticketing areas.
1–3 day integration. Per-zone dwell configuration. Real-time alerts.
