Camera and event coverage
Camera inventory, viewing and event coverage are checked separately for the installed camera and recorder interfaces.
GlassBridge Guardian
See each alarm or camera event together with the evidence behind it
GlassBridge Guardian brings supported camera events, sensor readings, alarms and incident evidence together for crew review.
Installation scope
Review camera coverage and the supporting events.
Footage and incidents
Incident correlation and footage audits use the events, media references, timestamps and retention available from installed and tested equipment.
Crew review
People assess the evidence and record the response. Gaps in equipment data and uncertainty remain visible.
The published UniFi Protect 7.1.87 evidence verifies NVR and camera inventory. Event, streaming and recording coverage require separate installation checks. Review the equipment evidence →
GlassBridge Guardian · Product Film
Events, footage and response in context.
See how Guardian keeps AI events, camera evidence, footage audits and alarms together for crew review.
Video stays aboardContinuous camera recording remains with the onboard camera system.
Events retain contextSource, time, zone, confidence and quality remain attached to an observation.
People review incidentsAI-assisted findings are advice and require human review.
No machinery commandsGuardian analysis cannot issue critical vessel commands.
Connected security
Security belongs in the vessel picture.
Camera health, environmental sensing and alarm history give every event its operating context.
Availability and selected views
Camera inventory, connection state, snapshots and selected onboard views identify the equipment that provides them.
Environment and motion
Temperature, humidity, light, leak, motion, battery and radio state can share the same vessel context.
Stored alarm states and history
Active, return-to-normal, acknowledgement, silence, shelving and maintenance suppression remain separate audited states.
Event to incident
From observation to reviewed incident.
Guardian correlates supported camera events with vessel zones, sensor state and data health, then presents the incident and its evidence for review.
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Observe
A supported camera, sensor or other connected device reports an event.
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Attribute
Time, equipment, zone, confidence and data quality stay attached.
03
Correlate
Rules compare related readings and current vessel context.
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Preserve
An incident can retain the supporting event and available evidence references.
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Review
A person evaluates the incident, records the response and closes the outcome.
Advisory boundary: Guardian reports readings and camera or sensor detections with supporting evidence. It does not declare identity, intent, danger or an emergency as certainty.
Yacht-specific awareness
Built around vessel zones and real operating context.
Guardian connects supported events to vessel zones, giving crew the context and evidence to assess activity aboard.
Guardian events and incidents
- Gangway, transom, deck, swim-platform, tender and technical-space zones
- Supported person, vehicle, animal, motion and audio events
- Boarding, disembarkation and after-hours activity context
- Camera obstruction, outage and degraded-capability awareness
- Incident correlation, evidence references, checklists and review history
Evidence for crew review
- Camera coverage and configured vessel zones
- Event timestamps, equipment identity and reported confidence
- Available recording references and retention windows
- Missing footage, interrupted data feeds and incomplete evidence
- Permissions, review notes and recorded response
Onboard operation
Alarm history and watchkeeping remain local.
The Alarm Center keeps alarm state, acknowledgements and an advisory watch timer in one onboard workflow. Guardian incidents connect the events, supporting footage and crew response. The watch timer provides guidance for crew review.
Guardian walkthrough
A transom event, from detection to crew review.
Example Guardian workflow.
- 21:14 · Transom: a supported camera reports motion. Guardian keeps the event time, zone, camera identity and confidence.
- Check the context: review a related motion sensor observation and camera connection state. An unavailable sensor stays unavailable.
- Review the footage: follow the available recording reference for that time window. A footage audit helps distinguish available evidence from a gap.
- Record the response: crew assess what the evidence shows, record their response and close the reviewed incident.
Camera events are detections for human review. Your security and safety procedures stay as they are; GlassBridge helps the crew review what happened.
Plan physical coverage and recording · See the onboard recorder’s role
Guardian installation
Start with the camera layout, vessel zones and response plan.
Guardian scope follows the installed camera capabilities, privacy requirements, operating zones and acceptance evidence for the yacht.