Vengeea deploys AI video analytics across cities, transit stations, government buildings and public venues — weapon detection, LPR with watchlist matching, face-watchlist matching, restricted-zone intrusion and fire and smoke detection, all live today, running on the camera network a city already operates across dozens of disconnected sites. Municipal security teams are rarely adding headcount at the rate camera counts grow; Vengeea is built to close that coverage gap without a matching increase in staff watching monitors.
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.
Someone climbs the fence at an unmanned water-treatment plant or substation at 3 a.m. — the nearest patrol car is forty minutes out and no one is watching that camera.
Intrusion Analytics watches the restricted perimeter around the clock and pushes a real-time alert the moment someone crosses the line.
A weapon is visible on a transit-hub or plaza camera feed — but that's one screen out of dozens, and no operator happens to be looking at it right then.
Weapon Detection scans every connected feed at once and flags a visible weapon in real time, whether or not a human eye is on that monitor.
A vehicle on a watchlist rolls through a municipal intersection or checkpoint camera — nobody is cross-referencing plates against that list as it happens.
License Plate Recognition reads every plate that passes and matches it against your watchlist instantly, no manual lookup required.
A fire or smoke signature starts developing inside an unstaffed municipal facility overnight, well before a smoke detector triggers or anyone smells it.
Fire & Smoke Detection reads the camera feed itself and raises an alert as soon as smoke or flame appears in frame.
A person on a face watchlist walks through a transit station or government building entrance in a crowd — no one on staff recognizes them.
Face Recognition matches faces against your watchlist at the entrance camera and alerts staff the moment there's a match.
Vandalism or a physical fight breaks out in a public plaza or transit yard — today it's only discovered after the fact, by someone pulling archived footage once a complaint comes in.
Fight/Vandalism (Aggression) Detection is in active development with early-access customers, flagging aggressive motion and property-damage patterns as they happen instead of after the fact.
A vehicle on a watchlist passing a city camera at 2 a.m., an intrusion at a substation forty miles from the nearest patrol, a weapon visible at a government building's public entrance — a small team can't staff a monitor for every feed across a city's disconnected camera network. Turn on the modules each site type needs: LPR at transit and parking, weapon and face-watchlist at government buildings and public venues, intrusion and fire for unstaffed infrastructure — each one runs independently on cameras already installed across your sites.
See how each module works in detail →Sites already running Milestone, Genetec or a municipal VMS keep that system untouched — Vengeea reads the same RTSP stream as an additional consumer, department by department, so a rollout across dozens of buildings doesn't mean dozens of separate procurement and integration projects. On-prem is the default: footage from each site stays under that department's own retention policy and public-records posture, rather than centralizing everything in a third-party cloud your legal team then has to account for.
Calculate equipment for your facility →Real municipalities. Coverage that scales with cameras, not headcount.
“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 site inventory, existing camera network and staffing constraints, and map which modules fit which sites first.
