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What changed when our cameras started remembering, with Hindsight

There's a line in our attention tracker that says, "If a hazard hasn't shown up in the frame for more than 5 seconds, mark it RESOLVED." It made sense when I wrote it. It also meant a worker could walk past an open floor edge at 9am and walk past it again at 2pm, and our system would act surprised…

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  1. 2026-09-29 08:11 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    What changed when our cameras started remembering, with Hindsight

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