Vengeea deploys AI video detection at K-12 schools, universities and campuses — weapon detection at entrances and hallways, restricted-zone intrusion for after-hours campus access, face-watchlist matching against a list your administration controls (not blanket student identification), and fire and smoke detection, all live today. Aggression detection for hallways and common areas is in early access. A weapon or intrusion alert reaches your administrator's phone in about two seconds, not after someone reviews the DVR the next morning — and no student footage is sent to any third party to make that happen.
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 weapon is visible on a hallway or entrance camera and no one on staff is watching that feed in real time.
Weapon Detection flags it and alerts your administrator's phone in seconds, not after someone reviews the recording later.
A side door is propped open after the last bell, and someone walks onto a locked-down campus unnoticed.
Intrusion Analytics watches restricted zones and after-hours entrances and alerts the moment someone crosses in.
An adult who isn't on any authorized list tailgates through a secured entrance behind a student or staff member.
Face Recognition checks visitor and staff entrances against a watchlist your administration controls, and flags anyone not on it.
An unrecognized vehicle sits at the gated drop-off and pickup loop, or a plate doesn't match any registered parent or bus roster.
License Plate Recognition reads every plate at the loop and flags vehicles that aren't on your approved list.
A smoke or fire signature starts in a gym, cafeteria or storage room well before a smoke detector or pull-station alarm would trigger.
Fire & Smoke Detection reads the camera feed itself and raises the alert before the fire alarm does.
A fight breaks out in an unmonitored hallway corner, stairwell or courtyard, and staff only learn about it after the fact.
Aggression Detection is in active development with early-access customers, and is built to flag physical altercations as they start, not after a report is filed.
A side door propped open after the last bell, a weapon visible on a hallway camera, an unrecognized adult walking the halls during class hours — a single resource officer or front-office team can't watch every camera on campus at once. Turn on weapon and intrusion detection campus-wide, add face-watchlist matching at visitor entrances and after-hours doors, and leave hallway cameras running only the modules your policy calls for.
See how each module works in detail →Districts running Genetec, Verkada or an existing NVR keep that system exactly as it is — Vengeea reads the same RTSP stream as an additional consumer, so nothing about your current camera contract or recording setup changes. On-prem is the default and it's the point here: no student footage leaves the building's own network, face-watchlist matches run locally against a list your administration builds and controls, and retention and deletion stay under district policy — a posture that matters given biometric-privacy statutes like BIPA that increasingly scrutinize face-matching systems in schools.
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 campus doors and hallway cameras, show detection running on footage like yours, and cover how administrator alerting and watchlist controls work.
