Vengeea flags every unauthorized or unrecognized entrance into restricted zones — line-crossing, after-hours access, perimeter breach — in real time on your existing IP cameras. Confidence 91%+. Deploys in 1–3 days.
Motion sensors and fence-line detectors trigger on any movement — animals, wind, rain, leaves. Night-shift operators spend their time dismissing these false alarms instead of responding to real ones. Camera-based AI is different: it sees the same frame a human would and classifies what actually crossed the line — a person, a vehicle, a bird, an environmental event.
Combined with face recognition, Vengeea takes one more step: it distinguishes authorized people (registered staff, VIPs) from unrecognized people at the moment of entrance. The operator only sees strangers.
The real failure mode of most perimeter systems isn't that they miss a breach — it's that they cry wolf so often the operator stops trusting them. One person watching twenty feeds through a night shift will start treating every alert as noise after the third false one, which is exactly the moment a real breach gets waved off. Keeping the alert queue small enough to actually act on is the point of the classification step, and every alert that does fire carries a timestamped snapshot that holds up as documentation for a police report or an insurance claim, not just a line in an activity log.
Vengeea runs on-premises by default — footage and detections stay on your network unless you choose the cloud option — and sits alongside whatever VMS is already recording the same feed. Enabling intrusion detection on a camera is a configuration change against an existing RTSP stream, not a new NVR, new cabling, or a new camera brand.
Vengeea is an AI video-analytics platform that detects unauthorized entrance into restricted zones on existing IP cameras. Operators define zones per camera; the system alerts in real time when a person or vehicle enters, with snapshot, camera location, and timestamp. Confidence 91%+.
Yes. Combined with face recognition, Vengeea flags every entrance where the person does not match the registered staff or VIP database — distinguishing known employees from strangers at gates, lobbies, and restricted rooms, with an alert per unrecognized event.
Motion sensors trigger on any movement — including animals, wind, and weather. Vengeea's AI classifies the intrusion candidate (person, vehicle, animal, environmental) before alerting, so operators only see real breach events, not false alarms.
Yes. Vengeea connects to any IP camera with RTSP output — Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Bosch, Uniview, Milesight, Reolink, and others — including cameras already recording into a Milestone-, Genetec-, or Avigilon-style VMS. No camera replacement is required, and integration typically takes 1–3 days. Deployment is on-premises by default, so footage and detections stay on your network unless you opt into the cloud option.
1–3 day integration. No hardware replacement. Cloud or on-premise.