Detect activity before it reaches the home.
Long driveways and gated entrances create one major security problem: by the time a normal camera alerts you, someone may already be deep onto the property.
PerimeterEye helps detect people and vehicles earlier, at the point of entry.
Detection, tracking searchlight, spoken warning and siren escalation, end to end — all recorded output from a working system.
Play with sound to hear the voice warning and siren.Frame by frame, in infrared
Three seconds from the alert to the searchlight.
Front Door 1, on the camera’s own clock. The person is visible at the road end at 22:27:34, the alert describes them at 22:27:35, and the searchlight is on them at 22:27:38. By 22:27:42 they are turning away.
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Walking in from the road
At the far end of the driveway, in the dark, the person is already in view of the camera.
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The alert
The alert reads: walking towards the house from the road; activity does not match normal property activity; defense systems starting.
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In the searchlight
Three seconds after the alert, the searchlight is on the person by the tree. Detection, tracking, the light, and the voice warning were all automatic.
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Turning away
Four seconds in the light, and the person turns away from the house. The beam goes with them.
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Followed off the lawn
The searchlight stays on them to the edge of the camera’s view.
Filmed September 15, 2026, on a real property with PerimeterEye cameras and a searchlight. The approach was staged for filming; the system’s response was automatic, with no operator.
The problem with long approaches
Large properties often have distance between the street and the home. That distance should be an advantage, but with basic cameras, it often becomes a blind spot.
If the system only reacts near the front door or garage, it is already late. PerimeterEye is built to watch the approach, not just the building.
What PerimeterEye watches over
PerimeterEye gives the property earlier warning and better situational awareness.
What the AI detects
The system can help separate normal deliveries or visitors from unusual activity.
Active response options
For larger properties, this becomes the first security layer before anyone reaches the house.
Intelligent spotlight tracking at the perimeter
Static floodlights are predictable. They turn on, light one fixed area, and leave the rest of the approach exposed.
PerimeterEye's intelligent spotlight can actively move with the detected target. If someone walks through the gate area or continues down the driveway, the spotlight can track their movement across the protected zone.
Static floodlight: lights one fixed area. PerimeterEye spotlight: can track the moving target.
How PerimeterEye responds in real time.
A car turns into the private driveway late at night and stops near the gate.
PerimeterEye can detect the vehicle, flag the after-hours driveway entry, save the clip, notify the owner, and optionally activate lighting or an audible warning.
If a person exits the vehicle and walks deeper onto the property, the intelligent spotlight can track the person as they move.
This setup is ideal for:
Recommended setup
A strong PerimeterEye deployment is configured around the property, risk profile, and response goals.
Turn the driveway into your first security layer.
PerimeterEye helps detect activity at the edge of the property, not just at the front door.