Vengeea deploys AI video detection across hospitals and healthcare campuses — restricted-ward and pharmacy-access intrusion, face-watchlist matching at entrances (matched against a list you control, not blanket patient or staff identification), fire and smoke detection, and LPR at ambulance and visitor entries, all live today. Aggression detection for the ER and behavioural-health units — built around the workplace-violence incidents healthcare security teams already track — is in early access. Video is processed on the hospital's own network; nothing is uploaded off-site, and nothing is matched against a face unless your team puts that person on a list.
No jargon — this is the list. Every card below is a real detection module: 4 live on customer sites today, 2 in active development with early-access customers.
A visitor slips through a propped door into the NICU or pharmacy-storage corridor during shift change, and no one at the desk checks a badge.
Intrusion Analytics flags anyone in that zone the moment they cross the line — live today.
A weapon comes into view at the ER entrance or waiting room, and the first person to notice is a patient, not security.
Weapon Detection identifies firearms and edged weapons in frame and alerts your team while there's still time to respond — live today.
An argument in a packed waiting room turns physical, and by the time someone calls for security it's already spread to two other people.
Fight & Vandalism (Aggression) Detection is built to catch that escalation from the motion pattern — in active development with early-access customers.
A car with no hospital sticker sits idling in the ambulance bay or staff lot at 3 a.m., and no one on shift has time to walk the lot.
License Plate Recognition (LPR) logs every plate at the gate and flags one that isn't on your list — live today.
A supply room or loading dock starts smoldering behind a stack of boxes, and it's minutes before smoke reaches a ceiling detector.
Fire & Smoke Detection reads the flame and smoke signature straight off the camera feed and alerts before the alarm does — live today.
Someone works the pharmacy storage-room door after hours and pockets stock, and the only record is grainy footage reviewed the next morning.
Theft Detection is built to flag that handling in real time — in active development with early-access customers.
A pharmacy door propped open, an unbadged visitor following a nurse through a restricted stairwell, someone escalating at the ER intake desk — each of those calls for a purpose-built module, not a motion rule that fires on every gurney rolling past. Enable intrusion on controlled-substance and infant-security zones, face-watchlist matching at public entrances, and leave the rest off; nothing runs on a feed your team hasn't explicitly turned on.
See how each module works in detail →Hospitals running Avigilon, Genetec or a hospital-grade NVR keep that system exactly as it is — Vengeea reads the same RTSP stream as a second consumer, so nothing about badge access, nurse-call integration or existing recording changes. Deployment is scoped ward by ward, so a pharmacy or NICU zone can go live without touching cameras in unrelated departments. On-prem is the default for a reason here: footage from a controlled-substance area or an infant-security zone stays inside the hospital's own network, and your compliance team keeps full control of retention and access — we never see it.
Calculate equipment for your facility →Frames from real camera feeds with the detection Vengeea raised. Faces and signs are blurred.
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 ward layout, controlled-substance and infant-security zones, and show detection running on footage like yours — under NDA, on your terms.
