Praxis Watch Areas

Save an area. Run it again.

Draw an area on fixed-camera footage, choose entry, exit, or dwell, and save the objective to a project. Each run produces timestamped events, playable evidence, and an exportable record.

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Watch Areas

A prepared moving-camera example.

This recorded aerial pass shows the registered-area method. The red polygon stays attached to the road while the camera moves. Vehicle tracks produce one entry when a vehicle moves into it. Use the timeline or open any event to check the exact moment.

Reference flightRaw view and Praxis view

Loading record

SourceNo overlay

PraxisArea ready

The area follows the road through the full pass.

00:00.000:15.6

Event record

Timestamped entries

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Select the watch areaSelect the area first

Select the watch area to inspect its event record.

The useful distinction

An area belongs to the scene, not the screen.

A fixed screen rectangle silently changes meaning when the drone moves. The polygon follows the same patch of road through the clip, so the entry rule keeps asking one stable question.

When registration is not reliable enough, the production design is to stop emitting events and report the gap.

Select the place

Choose one road polygon on the opening frame.

Register each frame

Registered geometry keeps the polygon attached while the aerial camera drifts.

Write the event

An outside-to-inside transition becomes a timestamped entry tied to its track.

About this demo

A recorded flight with inspectable event data.

This route replays a recorded flight with checked-in zone geometry, tracks, and entry times. Download the data or inspect the method alongside the video.