1. Connect
Existing cameras and authorized video sources.
Platform
Video in. Prioritized alerts out.
EYEIN connects the cameras you already have to AI analysis, threat scoring and alert distribution, in a flexible cloud-based VSaaS architecture.
How it works
Six steps from video to alert.
2. Analyze
AI-powered video analysis.
3. Score
Each event receives an AI Threat Score.
4. Prioritize
High-priority streams appear first.
5. Review
Human operators assess the event.
6. Alert
Relevant information and instructions reach authorized recipients.
AI and people
The AI detects and ranks. People assess and decide.
Potentially critical feeds appear first in the Virtual Monitoring Center. An operator reviews them and decides what happens next. Alerts, location and instructions reach only the authorized recipients your organization names.
EYEIN complements existing command centers and video systems. It does not replace the people behind a response.
EYEIN's Virtual Monitoring Center is a software interface. An operational control center is run by the client or its security provider.
What the platform includes
Capabilities of the video-to-alert workflow.
Integration with existing cameras
Connects to the video sources and infrastructure you already run.
Community video
Citizens can share live video and location where applicable.
AI-assisted threat analysis
Incoming video is analyzed and events are classified.
AI Threat Score
Each event receives a score that organizes operator attention.
Virtual Monitoring Center
A shared monitoring view for the team protecting a site or city.
Priority display
Potentially critical feeds appear first for review.
Human-in-the-loop
People review alerts and make the final call.
Alert distribution
Alerts, location and instructions reach authorized recipients.
Flexible cloud-based VSaaS
A scalable cloud architecture that grows with the deployment.
Imagery on this page is illustrative, not product screenshots.
How the workflow appears
From field video to operator review.
This short sequence shows a field user capturing video on a smartphone, the monitoring view surfacing a stream with a threat score, an operator reviewing an alert, and a user network displayed on a map.