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When we refer to video analytics in relation to video security, we’re talking about the implementation of software or hardware to create smarter, more streamlined video security systems. Using video analytics, businesses can detect and track people or objects, as well as report and analyze activity that takes place in
The Cloud refers to on-demand servers that allow users to access software and databases via the Internet. This means companies don’t need to manage physical servers or run software applications on their own devices whenever they use cloud applications. Cloud is everywhere and chances are you’re already using it. If
Single Sign-On (SSO) is a secure and easy way to streamline access management across multiple applications and websites. With SSO, users enter their login credentials once on a single page and gain access to all Cloud applications. Eagle Eye Networks and SSO Eagle Eye Networks believes only an open API
There are many reasons a business might require more control over the storage and retention of it’s video surveillance data. Some industries have tight regulations around video retention, or they may require storage of video both off-site and on-premise. Increasing video retention with traditional NVR/DVR video surveillance systems can be
Maintaining the security of your business is a top priority. However, It’s not always possible to have eyes on all areas of your premises. Fortunately, technology makes it easy for us to gain visibility into the daily ongoings of a business. CCTV cameras make it easy for owners and operators
By Max van Riel, Eagle Eye Networks The disruption of an industry is always something that undergoes various phases. Everybody knows the adoption cycles from enthusiasts, visionaries to pragmatists and skeptics. The adoption of Cloud Video Surveillance and Cloud Access Control within the security industry is no different. However, it
A CCTV, or closed-circuit television, is a system that links a camera to a video monitor allowing users to keep a watchful eye on their business. While CCTV has been used for decades, it has evolved significantly. What started as a system that could only be used to observe live
How to Identify ‘True Cloud’ By Jody Russell, Sales Engineer – Eagle Eye Networks Cloud technology is composed of five essential characteristics, three service models, and four deployment models. These five characteristics are necessary to build a modern cloud computing system. Are you missing one? You may not have True
One of our most common requests is, “How do I put my camera on my website?”. It has always been possible, but the aim of this blog post is to make it more accessible for everyone. Let’s start with how our API is architected. There are two main concepts to
Introduction When selecting surveillance cameras, one might be tempted to purchase the latest and greatest cameras touting all the Ultra High Definition capabilities. As consumers, we are trained to think this way from our experiences when purchasing personal entertainment devices such as televisions and other media devices. But should we
Storing video requires a lot of storage space. To make this manageable, video compression technology was developed to compress video, also known as a codec. In 2003, codec h.264 (commercial name is AVC) was released. It’s now the industry standard for video compression, as it offers a good compression and
Overview In this project, we provide a referential Python script demonstrating the use of the Eagle Eye Networks (EEN) API to add GPS annotation data to a camera device’s timeline. The script onlines the common steps to properly creating and updating new annotation objects. Our goal is to prepare developers
In this article, I provide insight as to why we at Eagle Eye Networks are believers in building your own cloud versus moving all of your core assets to 3rd party companies. As we aim to own the market segment for video surveillance in the cloud at Eagle Eye Networks,
We’ve come a long way in just a few years. As one of the early employees, and unofficial company historian, I’m often asked about how things used to be. I’m also often asked about what has changed, what’s still the same, what do I think is going to happen in
An account of how Continuous Delivery enabled us to quickly diagnose and scale in response to recent issues with our Motion Notification system. While chasing a wild goose on my adventure, I accidentally gathered some Gevent benchmarks worth sharing. “They’ve gone plaid” — Spaceballs 1987 Click edit button to change this text.We