PerimeterEye is built for owners and operators who need more than footage. Each deployment is configured around risk, property layout, response workflow, and privacy needs.
Common risk: After-hours movement near gates, driveways, garages, and private entrances can be missed or buried in motion alerts.
What PerimeterEye detects: People, vehicles, loitering, driveway activity, repeat visits, and zone breaches.
Response or alert: Prioritized owner alerts, saved clips, optional lights or sirens, and escalation workflows.
Common risk: High-value vehicles can attract repeat visits, lingering, and activity near garages or driveways.
What PerimeterEye detects: People near vehicles, unknown vehicles, dwell time, nighttime presence, and repeat approach patterns.
Response or alert: Fast mobile alerts, event clips, and smart response actions around protected vehicle zones.
Common risk: Remote owners need visibility around entries, parking areas, and restricted spaces without watching footage all day.
What PerimeterEye detects: Entry-zone activity, vehicles, loitering, after-hours presence, and activity near off-limits areas.
Response or alert: Owner notifications, clips for review, and configurable alert rules by property.
Common risk: Shared gates, roads, amenities, and lots create broad coverage needs with limited staff attention.
What PerimeterEye detects: Vehicles, people, loitering, repeat activity, and movement across common perimeter zones.
Response or alert: Routed alerts, multi-camera awareness, reviewable clips, and community security workflows.
Common risk: Loading docks, yards, employee entrances, and fence lines often see activity after business hours.
What PerimeterEye detects: People, vehicles, dock activity, yard movement, and restricted-zone breaches.
Response or alert: Escalated alerts, evidence clips, role-based review, and multi-site reporting.
Common risk: Temporary fencing, equipment zones, and changing layouts make traditional alarm setups hard to maintain.
What PerimeterEye detects: After-hours movement, equipment-zone activity, vehicle presence, and perimeter breaches.
Response or alert: Configurable alerts, clips for review, and changing zone rules as the site evolves.
Common risk: Lots generate constant motion but limited insight into loitering, stopped vehicles, and repeat visits.
What PerimeterEye detects: Dwell time, unknown vehicles, people near entries, and activity around high-risk areas.
Response or alert: Prioritized alerts and clips that separate meaningful events from background motion.
Common risk: Owners need after-hours awareness around storefronts, rear entries, storage areas, and lots.
What PerimeterEye detects: People, vehicles, loitering, entry-zone activity, and repeated nighttime presence.
Response or alert: Mobile alerts, saved evidence clips, and optional smart response integrations.
An installation review maps cameras, protected zones, likely risk patterns, and whether Local AI, Cloud-Assisted AI, or Hybrid is the right fit.