After connecting your existing security cameras to the system, you are looking at three AI agents that run independently. The AI Inspector handles scheduled patrols by automatically moving PTZ cameras through preset routes, scanning for anything that shouldn't be there. It catches unauthorized entry, tailgating at access points, and perimeter breaches without anyone watching monitors.
When suspicious activity pops up, the AI Virtual Guard takes over. It pushes warnings through IP speakers in real time, attempting to deter people before they do damage. This works best when you've got speakers installed near high-risk areas. The system reacts fast enough that intruders often leave before security personnel arrive.
The search experience is impressive. Instead of scrubbing through hours of footage, you type natural language queries into the AI Investigator. "Show me when someone climbed the fence near the east gate" or "Find all incidents with visible firearms this week" pulls up relevant clips. You can search using text descriptions, upload images of objects you're looking for, or describe what happened. This cuts investigation time dramatically.
Reports generate automatically based on detected incidents. The system flags everything from fights and falls to unauthorized vehicles in parking areas. For campus environments, it monitors student safety issues and crowd density during events. Industrial sites get alerts for equipment zones, perimeter activity, and after-hours movement.
The software learns your facility's normal patterns. Construction sites use it to catch theft of materials and tools. Cannabis facilities monitor restricted areas. Self-storage properties track who enters units and when. Data centers watch for unauthorized access around server rooms.
The friction shows up in setup complexity. You need compatible PTZ cameras and IP speakers for full functionality. The more coverage areas you want monitored, the more hardware you'll need positioned correctly. Training the system on what counts as suspicious in your specific environment takes time upfront.
Response times reportedly drop by 75% once everything's running. That number comes from actual customers using it across multiple locations. The 90-day free trial gives enough runway to test whether the AI agents catch the issues you care about before committing long term. For facilities with existing camera infrastructure that sits underused, this turns passive recording into active monitoring without hiring more guards.
