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Eagle Eye Networks, the global leader in cloud video surveillance, has introduced Eagle Eye Gun Detection, a new layer of protection for schools and businesses that works with existing security cameras and infrastructure. Eagle Eye Networks is the first to build gun detection into its platform. At a press conference held
Flanked by community leaders from Texas schools, a major Austin business, an Austin church, and technology experts, Eagle Eye Networks CEO Dean Drako announces the launch of Eagle Eye Gun Detection, an AI-powered solution that transforms existing security cameras into proactive gun detection systems. Eagle Eye Networks, a pioneer in cloud
“At Eagle Eye Networks, we’re on a mission to transform all of the existing security cameras into proactive security solutions that can detect guns,” said Eagle Eye CEO Dean Drako at an Oct. 10 press conference where the company launched its AI-powered Eagle Eye Gun Detection. Eagle Eye NetworksSince 2012,
Eagle Eye Gun Detection is designed to work with existing security cameras to identify potential threats before they escalate. Eagle Eye NetworksSince 2012, Eagle Eye Networks has provided smart cloud surveillance solutions, leveraging AI to drive natural language search, automation, and more. Eagle Eye’s camera-agnostic approach heightens security while saving
Eagle Eye’s AI-powered system transforms existing security cameras from passive recording devices into an active gun detection system. AUSTIN, Texas— Eagle Eye Networks today introduced Eagle Eye Gun Detection, a new security layer for schools, institutions of higher education and communities that works with existing security cameras to proactively detect firearms.
Eagle Eye Networks introduced its AI-powered gun detection solution at a live press conference in Austin, Texas, where CEO Dean Drako and industry leaders showcased its real-time firearm identification and alerting capabilities. AUSTIN, Texas – A group of security stakeholders including campus security end-users, law enforcement officials and others convened
Eagle Eye CEO Dean Drako announced the release of their new gun detection product, featuring Triple-layer Verification that combines AI and human review to ensure accurate results and a rapid response. Eagle Eye Networks, a global company in cloud video surveillance, introduced Eagle Eye Gun Detection, a new layer of protection for
Stealth vape devices are being used in schools, airports, hotels and businesses where they are not allowed. In this TV interview, Eagle Eye VP of Marketing Cooper Briscoe talks about how schools and businesses are using Eagle Eye Vape Sensors to combat the pervasive problem of vaping. Covered on these
It’s back to school time, and schools are contending with the latest trend in vaping–vape devices disguised as everyday item. In this TV interview, Eagle Eye CEO Dean Drako explains how Eagle Eye Vape Sensors can detect vaping anywhere, including locations where security cameras are not allowed. Eagle Eye NetworksSince
Learn how fitness franchise HOTWORX teamed up with Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo to secure 800 fitness studios that are open 24/7 and unstaffed. With the project completed, 250,000 members now get the assurance of 24/7 video surveillance, instant mobile credentials and totally automated access. The fitness industry has seen
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
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
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
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