One deployment is built to cover the four risks organizers actually worry about at scale: weapons in the crowd, abandoned bags in lobbies, fights in dense areas, and unauthorized faces on a VIP or watchlist. Weapon detection and face-watchlist matching run live in parallel on the venue's existing IP cameras today; abandoned-bag detection is on our roadmap and fight/aggression detection is in active development, both on the same pipeline.
Traditional event security relies on extra staff, wands, and one-off equipment installed for a single date. Vengeea takes a different route: the venue's cameras stay in place, and the same AI alerting pipeline that runs on show day keeps running for the venue's daily operations afterwards. Weapon detection and face-watchlist matching run live on the same feeds today; fight/aggression detection is in active development on the same pipeline, and abandoned-bag detection is on our roadmap for the same deployment — ask about early access if unattended-baggage alerting matters for your venue now.
Integration takes 1–3 days — fast enough to stand up before a specific event date, cheap enough to leave in production year-round. For a venue operator, the real cost of event security usually isn't the wands or the bag checks — it's the incident report afterward: an insurer asking for a timestamped clip, a police report needing a snapshot, a board asking why a known troublemaker got back in. Vengeea logs each detection as an exportable clip with camera, timestamp, and location attached, so security can hand over evidence in minutes instead of scrubbing hours of NVR footage after the fact.
Vengeea is an AI video analytics platform for conference and event security. Weapon detection and face-watchlist matching run live in parallel on the venue's existing IP cameras today, with fight/aggression detection in active development and abandoned-bag detection on the roadmap for the same pipeline — none of it requires installing new hardware for a single event.
Yes. Vengeea's weapon-detection module analyzes every camera frame in real time and triggers a critical alert the moment a firearm becomes visible — at entry points, in the crowd, or on stage — with a snapshot and camera location for the security team. Because it's a purpose-built weapon model rather than a generic motion trigger, organizers get alerts they can act on instead of a screen full of false positives to dismiss between sessions.
In a mature implementation, the system tracks stationary objects across time and alerts once a bag, package, or piece of luggage sits still past a configurable dwell-time threshold — long enough to skip a bag set down for a photo, short enough to still matter for a real threat. Vengeea's abandoned-bag detection for events is on our product roadmap and not yet generally available; ask about early access if this is a requirement for an upcoming event.
Integration typically takes 1–3 days. Vengeea runs on the venue's existing IP cameras — no new hardware needs to be installed for a single event, and the alerting pipeline remains in place for daily operations after the event ends.
1–3 day integration. Four detectors, one deployment. Ready before your next event.
