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Detect suspicious activity around your driveway and garage. Respond with tracking light and targeted voice warnings. Get the context you need to take control.
A staged vehicle break-in on a real property. Voice warning, tracking searchlight and a 130 dB siren — automatic, on-site, no operator. The scenario was staged for filming; the system's responses were not.
Play with sound to hear the voice warning and siren.Frame by frame, from the film
Five seconds from the door handle to running away.
Stills from the film with its on-screen analysis and phone alert, on the Front Door 2 camera’s own clock. The door handle registers at 21:04:26. By 21:04:29 all systems are activated, and at 21:04:31 the person is running.
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The first alert
The person in the black hoodie is at the car, and the first alert already describes them: at the vehicle in the driveway, and has not approached the house.
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Contact with the door handle
The person reaches for the driver’s door. The analysis builds second by second: a person, no match to anyone it knows, loitering at the vehicle, and now contact with the door handle.
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Car theft in progress
Three seconds after the door handle, the analysis is complete: the activity doesn’t match the household’s patterns and matches vehicle theft. All systems activate.
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The searchlight lands
The searchlight hits the person at the driver’s door. The alert reads: spotlight, voice warning and siren activated, with a tap to cancel the escalation.
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Running, and the beam follows
Five seconds after touching the door handle, the person is running down the drive, and the searchlight has moved with them, away from the car.
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Followed away from the car
The searchlight follows the person past the tree and along the drive. The car hasn’t moved.
Filmed September 15, 2026, on a real property. The break-in was staged for filming; the system’s response was automatic, with no operator.
Why car collections need smarter protection
Most camera systems are passive. They record someone walking up your driveway, checking handles, looking into vehicles, approaching a garage door, or leaving after damage is already done.
Recording is not the same as protection. PerimeterEye is built to detect movement around high-value vehicles in real time and trigger alerts or deterrence before the person gets close enough to act.
What PerimeterEye watches over
PerimeterEye can create focused vehicle protection zones instead of treating the whole property as one generic camera zone.
What the AI detects
This is especially useful when vehicles are visible from the street or stored in a detached garage.
Active deterrence options
The goal is not just to capture evidence. The goal is to interrupt the behavior before the person gets to the vehicle.
Intelligent spotlight tracking for vehicle zones
A normal floodlight only lights a fixed area. Someone can approach from the side, stay out of the beam, or wait until they are past the light.
If someone enters the driveway and walks toward a vehicle, PerimeterEye's intelligent spotlight can follow them through the protected zone. The light is not just turning on. It is tracking.
Static floodlight: lights one fixed area. PerimeterEye spotlight: can track the moving target.

How PerimeterEye responds in real time.
Someone walks up the driveway late at night toward a parked exotic car or garage door.
A regular camera may send a generic motion alert.
PerimeterEye can detect the person entering a protected vehicle zone, activate the intelligent spotlight, track their movement, save the clip, and send a priority alert.
If they keep approaching, the system can trigger a voice warning or siren.
This setup is ideal for:
Recommended setup
A strong PerimeterEye deployment is configured around the property, risk profile, and response goals.
Protect the vehicles before someone reaches them.
PerimeterEye gives car collectors an active security layer around the driveway, garage, and high-value assets.





