Vengeea deploys AI video analytics for conference centers, expos, arenas and stadiums — weapon detection at entry screening lanes, face-watchlist matching against banned-attendee or VIP lists, restricted-zone intrusion around loading docks and backstage, and fire and smoke detection across the hall, all live today. Crowd-altercation detection for concourse and floor cameras is in early access. One security team covering three halls running simultaneously sees every camera on a single dashboard instead of a bank of monitors nobody has time to watch.
No jargon — this is the list. Every card below is a real detection module: 5 live on customer sites today, 1 in active development with early-access customers.
A side entrance gets propped open during load-in and a weapon walks through it, past the metal-detector lanes at the front, while badge checkers are focused on the main queue.
Weapon Detection watches every entrance, not just the screened ones, and flags a drawn or carried weapon on any camera in seconds.
An unlisted vehicle sits in the VIP or loading lot for twenty minutes while everyone assumes it belongs to someone else's crew.
License Plate Recognition checks every plate entering a controlled lot against the venue's approved list and flags anything that isn't on it.
Someone slips past a credential-check point into the backstage or green-room corridor while the checker is dealing with a line of legitimate badge holders.
Intrusion Analytics watches restricted zones around the clock and alerts the moment a person crosses into one without authorization.
A banned attendee or a person flagged on a prior-incident list walks straight past registration and no one at the desk recognizes them.
Face Match checks faces at entry against your watchlist and alerts an operator immediately on a hit — no one has to remember a face.
A fight or shoving match breaks out in a packed concourse or floor area where no staff member happens to be looking at that camera.
Aggression Detection is in active development with early-access customers, watching crowd areas for fights and physical altercations and surfacing them to an operator instead of waiting for someone to report it.
A smoke or fire signature starts in a high-ceiling, large-span hall where staff on the floor wouldn't smell it or see it until it's already spreading.
Fire & Smoke Detection watches the full volume of the hall on camera and flags an early smoke or fire signature well before a walk-around would catch it.
A banned attendee walking past registration, a side door propped open during load-in, a fight breaking out on the concourse — a five- or six-person security team can't watch every entrance and camera feed for all of it at once. Turn on the modules a given hall or event calls for; every camera reports to the same dashboard whether it's covering the main stage or the loading dock, and alerts land with an operator in about two seconds instead of surfacing on a DVR review the next morning.
See how each module works in detail →Most venues already run RTSP cameras through Genetec, Milestone or a house NVR for general surveillance — Vengeea connects to that same stream as an additional viewer, so existing recording keeps running exactly as it does now. Deployment fits inside a single load-in window: 1–3 days from kickoff to live, with zones and watchlists reconfigured per event rather than rebuilt from scratch each time. On-prem is the default: attendee and vendor footage never has to leave the venue network to get flagged.
Calculate equipment for your facility →Real venues. Fewer guard-hours reviewing footage after the show.
“Our operators were drowning in motion alerts. Vengeea now flags only real events across our distribution floor — response time dropped from minutes to seconds, and the team finally trusts the system.”
“An after-hours alert reached our shift lead in seconds — face match flagged an unlisted contractor before he reached the control room. That single catch would have been a half-day investigation and a full-site lockdown. It paid for itself the first week.”
“We ran Vengeea on our own gate footage under NDA, saw intrusion and weapon detection fire live within the first hour, and signed. On-prem meant our video never left the port network — that closed it for us. We’re also piloting the LPR module and counting the days until the full release.”
The same detection engine, tuned per site. See how Vengeea runs across the other facility types it protects.
We process video only to run the detection modules you enable. Footage stays on your infrastructure by default and is never sold, shared or reused. You control retention, access and deletion.
Read the full privacy policy →NDAs, data-processing agreements, reseller and partner contracts. Have a question for our legal team?
Ask our legal team →We'll walk through your venue's floor plan, show detection running on footage like yours, and map which modules fit your event calendar.
