When you select a camera for video surveillance, an important aspect that you’re actually choosing is the camera’s lens. Just like typical cameras you use to take snapshots, surveillance cameras have a field of view (FoV). That simply means the size of the real-world scene they can capture at once.
Using Eagle Eye’s highly accurate AI video analytics and professional monitoring company agents, the solution detects, intervenes, and prevents crime AUSTIN, Texas —Oct. 21, 2025—Eagle Eye Networks, the global leader in cloud video surveillance, today introduced Eagle Eye Remote Video Monitoring, a security solution that deters crime before it happens.
Texas schools, a house of worship, and a major Austin business are among the first to install new AI-powered, triple-verified gun detection AUSTIN, Texas—Oct. 10, 2025—Eagle Eye Networks, the global leader in cloud video surveillance, today introduced Eagle Eye Gun Detection, a new layer of protection for schools and businesses
You’ve probably seen movies where government agencies, shadowy masterminds, or company security teams have instant access to surveillance cameras from around the world and can zoom in on any subject of interest by selecting from a bank of high-resolution monitors. Some of those remote-view scenarios come down to movie magic
On a bustling Monday evening in Manhattan, a bustling symbol of business and ambition became a scene of horror. The shooting at 345 Park Avenue, a building housing some of the world’s most prominent companies, was a brutal wake-up call. It was a tragedy that claimed innocent lives — an
In today’s competitive multifamily property market, residents expect more than just four walls and a roof — they expect security, convenience, and peace of mind. Yet many properties still rely on outdated, fragmented security systems that can’t meet those expectations. Siloed platforms, legacy infrastructure, and reactive processes leave property managers
Managing user access to business systems has long been a frustrating, time-consuming, and error-prone process for any large organization — and in the past, managing the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS access was no exception. We are proud to announce that’s no longer the case. By integrating both SCIM (which stands
Axis Communications is literally the first name in IP security cameras — Axis actually invented the networked digital camera, and in 1996 released the groundbreaking Axis NetEye 200. Along with a pair of other industry giants, in 2008 Axis forged the ONVIF industry standard, which remains the core of today’s video
Imagine walking into your security operations center and finding your team not frantically scanning dozens of screens, but instead responding strategically to precisely identified threats. This isn’t science fiction — it’s the reality AI is creating in video surveillance today. Artificial Intelligence isn’t just a buzzword anymore; it’s actively reshaping
Banks and credit unions are inherently attractive to thieves. Since the invention of consumer banking, they’ve been the target of armed robberies and elaborate heists. And even if insurance coverage replaces the stolen money, any financial loss to crime is bad for business: customers lose confidence in that bank’s ability
Most security measures are essentially reactive. An alarm is tripped or a sensor detects that a window’s been opened outside of business hours. Both of these may help even when an incident is fresh; but they can’t prevent it. Video surveillance has long been reactive too: A surveillance recording might
When you hear «video surveillance,» the first thing you probably picture is a security camera. Conventionally, cameras have captured video — whether for live viewing by a person or a security team (to spot intruders, criminal acts, or dangerous conditions) or for later analysis when an incident demands it. That
You’ve probably had a smartphone in your pocket capable of capturing video on a relatively tiny device for the better part of a decade now. It’s strange to think we started out in quite a different place, with the creation of the first motion picture video camera in 1879. This
Learn the key differences between DVR and NVR security camera storage systems and what CCTV surveillance systems are best for businesses.
