For a few years now, AI has dominated both technology and business news. Some of the flashiest examples of AI are about generating new images or text. But what AI brings to video surveillance is something quite different, and no less exciting for the capabilities it brings. For businesses and
There’s a lot of noise out there about artificial intelligence — some of it exciting, some of it dystopian, and a lot of it just plain wrong. We get it. Hollywood has spent decades convincing us that artificial intelligence is either plotting world domination or building detailed dossiers on our
Eagle Eye Launches Precision Person and Vehicle Detection – Eagle Eye Networks, distributed locally by Integrated Products, has released a new AI-driven feature, Precision Person & Vehicle Detection, designed to deliver long-range, high-accuracy alerts for intrusion detection without requiring new hardware. The update, now available across the Eagle Eye Cloud
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
Eagle Eye’s new feature detects people and vehicles at long distances with high accuracy and is especially designed for customers who actively monitor for intruders AUSTIN, Texas—July 22 , 2025—Eagle Eye Networks, the global leader in cloud video surveillance, today introduced Eagle Eye Precision Person & Vehicle Detection. This AI-powered
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
Eagle Eye CEO Dean Drako comments on why physical security–and video surveillance specifically–stands out as an industry that’s being positively impacted by AI. As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries and redefine the boundaries of what’s possible in technology, AI Appreciation Day serves as a vital moment to pause and
Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, on how and why appreciation for AI is growing Despite the apprehension surrounding AI adoption, the AI market is seeing fast growth. It reached $184.04 billion in 2024 and is expected to surpass $200 billion by the end of 2025, continuing to climb to
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
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
Eagle Eye reseller Justin Stearn, VP of Chimera Integrations, shares insight and advice for security industry veterans and newcomers. We continue our Best Advice series with Justin Stearns, vice president of Chimera Integrations. He shares the best advice he’s ever heard, how he helps newcomers navigate the intricacies of the security industry and whose
Hey, I’m Cooper, VP of Marketing here at Eagle Eye Networks. After a couple of months of leading the Marketing team, I’ve never been more excited than I am right now working for Eagle Eye Networks and our amazing channel of professional security integrators. Let me tell you why. But
Eagle Eye Vice President of Product Tijmen Vos discusses the move to proactive security At 2:14 AM, a person is detected near a locked rear gate at a regional distribution warehouse. The facility sits on the edge of an industrial park, mostly quiet at night. With a traditional video surveillance
Eagle Eye Anywhere Cabinet Systems set a new standard: Every Anywhere cabinet is a single-box solution for always-on, globally accessible, AI-backed video surveillance. Anywhere Cabinets work even in rugged conditions and locations with no wired internet and no source of mains power, thanks to wireless data transfer and built-in solar
This video interview with Eagle Eye CEO, Dean Drako is part of SecurityWorldMarket’s “Legends of the Security Industry” interview series featuring four “super entrepreneurs” who, through their dedication, have had a lasting impact on the global electronic security systems industry. Covered on these news sites. Click the image to read
