Eagle Eye Networks

Category: Technology

AI insights into retail security and customer behavior

AI and cloud video surveillance can help retail businesses scale by providing insights into customer behavior, optimizing operations, and enhancing security measures. Most every retail business has security cameras — to discourage shoplifting, vandalism, and other harmful behaviors, of course. But if you own or manage a retail business, your

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Overcoming plate-reading challenges with (and without) AI

You’ve doubtless noticed them, whether or not your business is using them yet: cameras perched on highways, at toll booths, and in parking garages designed to automatically read vehicle license plates. License Plate Recognition — or LPR — seems simple enough on the surface when it works smoothly. But LPR 

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Picture Perfect: Why camera choice matters for LPR

For typical surveillance deployments, your options are broad: the application may dictate that an overhead camera is necessary, or a camera capable of panning, tilting, and zooming (shorthand: “PTZ”). For some parts of your premises, a wider-angle lens or a lower camera resolution may suffice. It may not even need

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Protect workers from heat with smart surveillance

Around the world, 2025 has seen significant weather-related harm, with summer heatwaves breaking numerous national and regional records, contributing to power outages, work slowdowns, and widespread personal stress. Workplace injuries and illness due to heat have naturally drawn attention as a form of preventable harm and a problem for businesses

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Get out from under alert fatigue

You may have heard something like this before, and you’ve certainly thought it: “One car alarm is useful. A thousand car alarms is noise.”  When you can’t easily sort unimportant information (a cat jumped on your car’s hood) from important alerts (your car is being broken into), it all eventually

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Outdoor surveillance: When getting past trailers make sense

Indoor security cameras are typically mounted in fixed, relatively protected locations, such as the corner of a room or flush to the ceiling. And since they’re safely out of the elements, the top concerns for indoor cameras’ placement typically include getting the best visual coverage, keeping cameras out of the

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