Eagle Eye has certainly attracted some A-List investors for its endeavors. “There’s an opportunity to take the whole $30 billion industry and move it to the cloud.” … Drako mentions, “The recording equipment and old-fashioned cameras wired into the buildings were all designed in a different day and age, and it’s ready to be shaken up by the technology developed in Silicon Valley that is cheaper and more reliable.”
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