Eagle Eye Networks: 5 Key Video Surveillance Trends for 2021
The events of 2020, combined with technological advances and adoption of Cloud and AI for video surveillance, will make 2021 a transformational year.
The events of 2020, combined with technological advances and adoption of Cloud and AI for video surveillance, will make 2021 a transformational year.
Eagle Eye earned the honor for the second year in a row in Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500, while also coming in ninth in the category of electronic devices/hardware.
Eagle Eye says the investment will be used to accelerate global expansion and AI investment for its Cloud-based video surveillance platform.
The collaboration aims to help restaurants identify and verify loss in real-time with side-by-side high definition video and point-of-sale (POS) data.
Eagle Eye Networks and its reseller partner fast-tracked installation of 13,550 cameras in a surveillance program utilizing 4G connectivity.
Thermal cameras enabled with video analytics can assist with detection of people who may have elevated temperatures from COVID-19 and other conditions.
Eagle Eye Network’s mobile and body-worn camera system includes the ability to view mobile and fixed camera footage in one interface, securely share videos and more.
The Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is a security camera system that is said to provide complete Cloud management, including mobile and web browser viewing.
Customers can use existing Eagle Eye security cameras to accumulate customer traffic data for predictive analysis to improve operations and decrease costs.
The integration serves as a unified platform to provide access to Eagle Eye camera feeds from the same Virtual Keypad environment that DMP users are already utilizing.
Take a closer look at all the recurring monthly revenue trends from our 2021 research
Research reveals hard data on business software usage and preferences
