Commercial deployments

Your sites, defended after hours.

Lots, yards and sites go dark with nobody standing at the fence. PerimeterEye watches every camera with AI on the site itself, judges what it sees, and answers with a tracking searchlight, a voice and a 130 dB siren in seconds. By morning, the night is written up.

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Night camera view: a person running down a driveway away from a car, lit by the PerimeterEye searchlight that followed them — Five seconds after touching the door handle, the person runs and the searchlight follows. Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.

Built for sites with a perimeter that goes dark, and nobody standing at it.

Auto dealerships
Equipment and plant yards
Construction sites
Self-storage
Logistics and transport yards
Utility, water and rural infrastructure
Agriculture and land holdings
Estates and family offices
Executive residences
Places of worship and community sites

Who answers on a site at night

What a site typically gets from a camera system, a guard or patrol, and a live-agent service, next to what PerimeterEye does.

Camera system, guard or patrol, live-agent service and PerimeterEye, compared
Question	Camera system	Guard or patrol	Live-agent service	PerimeterEye
At 2 AM in the yard	Records it. Someone finds out in the morning.	Responds if they are in the right place, or when the patrol comes by.	An agent reviews the alert, then can talk through a speaker or sound a siren.	Answers on any camera in seconds: a searchlight on them, a voice describing them, then the siren.
Coverage	Every camera records; nobody watches them all at night.	One person, one place at a time.	Agents handle alerts from many sites.	Every camera, all night, at every site.
Deciding what matters	Motion alerts, if anyone has them on.	Human judgment, where they are standing.	Motion or AI flags first, then a person decides.	What a person is doing, where, for how long and at what hour, against working hours and expected visitors.
The light	Fixed floodlights.	A flashlight.	Whatever lights the site already has.	A motorized searchlight that locks on and follows them across the site.
The voice	None, or a set message.	Their own, where they stand.	A live agent through a speaker.	A live AI voice that describes the person and where they are.
The record	Hours of footage to scrub.	A shift log, written by hand.	Incident reports for the alerts they handled.	Every event written up with its clips, and a daily briefing for the shift handover.
When the internet drops	Local recording usually continues; remote alerts stop.	Unaffected.	Agents lose sight of the site.	Detection, recording and searchlight tracking keep running on site.
What it costs	Hardware and upkeep.	Every hour, every night, every site.	Monthly, per camera or per site, for the people.	Hardware you own, plus a subscription per site.

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Not a replacement for people. Plenty of sites keep a guard or an agent service. PerimeterEye adds a searchlight, a voice and a written record on every camera, and covers the hours and corners a person cannot.

Comparisons describe typical offerings in each category as of October 2026; individual products and services vary.

Cameras give you footage. This gives you a record.

Every event on every camera is written up, not just the ones that escalated. It is what a supervisor reads at handover, and what an insurer or investigator gets if the night turns into a claim.

Saturday, 02:07 AM · 1 min 12 secIllustrative example

Person detected: East equipment yard

Unknown person
Threat: High
AI reviewed
Clip saved
Escalated

One unknown adult entered the east yard on foot through the vehicle gate line, moved between two parked excavators, and left toward the fence line after the voice warning.

Observed

Entered at 02:07 AM, outside all recorded working hours for the site.
No high-visibility clothing, no vehicle, and no matching scheduled contractor for that window.
Spent 34 seconds at the fuel tanks on the north side of the second excavator.
No cutting, forced entry, or removal of equipment was observed before departure.

Actions taken

Searchlight locked on and tracked the person across the yard.
Live voice warning delivered, describing the person and their position.
Siren escalated at 40 seconds; priority alert sent to the on-call contact with live video.
Clip retained and attached to the site's daily briefing for the shift handover.

Illustrative example of the written analysis format. Real analyses vary with what actually happened.

The PerimeterEye app's event detail for a paving crew's day: the camera view, the cameras that saw it, the crew of two and the written timeline — A real event from a live property: a paving crew's 9-hour day across 9 cameras, written up as one report.

Shift handover in one page: The overnight briefing is a written account of the site, not four hours of footage nobody watches.
Incident packs: Each event carries its own analysis and clip, so an insurer, an investigator or a lawyer gets a coherent record.
Contractor and delivery verification: Who arrived, when, through which gate, and how long they stayed, without asking anyone to sign a book.
Gate access you can audit: Entry by app, PIN or NFC card, tied to the event record instead of a key that has been copied twice.
Search across sites: Ask for “vehicles at the north gate last weekend” instead of assigning someone to scrub timelines.
A policy per site: A yard that closes at six does not behave like one that runs nights. Exceptions are typed in plain words, such as “allow the 4 AM fuel delivery”.

One defense doctrine, every site.

Every location gets the same answer at the same standard, with its own working hours and its own exceptions.

Autonomous response, per site: Detect, verify, searchlight, targeted voice, siren, without waiting on a human decision.
On-site intelligence: A Brain at every site. Detection, recording and searchlight tracking keep running through an internet outage.
A written record of every event: Each event gets an AI analysis and each day gets a briefing, with plain-language search across cameras.
Vehicle and plate awareness: Plates read at gates and drives by the cameras already there, checked against the vehicles you have confirmed.
Access at the gate: The PerimeterEye Access intercom, with app, PIN and NFC card entry and video calls.
Policy you set: Property modes and plain-language exceptions per site, changed in one tap.

Plate reads depend on placement, angle, and conditions; no recognition system reads every plate.

You may not need new cameras.

Where existing IP cameras are compatible, PerimeterEye can be deployed as an intelligence layer on top of the cameras already on the building. The cameras stay. What changes is that the footage starts being understood.

Existing cameras
PerimeterEye intelligence
Written events
Plain-language search
Daily briefings
Active deterrence

Complete system

Cameras, searchlights, siren and strobe, the Access intercom, the wall panel and the Brain, designed to work together.

Intelligence layer

Keep compatible cameras you already have, and add the Brain, the intelligence and as much deterrence hardware as the site needs.

Compatibility depends on the existing cameras and network; it is confirmed per site before anything is quoted. Camera compatibility

The hardware

The Brain
One per site, sized to its cameras. Larger sites get the Commercial Brain, quoted per site.
4K AI cameras
8 MP, full color at night. One network cable each.
Tracking searchlight
Finds a person and follows them across the lot: 355° of rotation and 90° of tilt.
Siren and strobe
130 dB, for when someone keeps going.
Access intercom
Gate and door entry by app, PIN or card, with video calls.

How a site is set up

Quote	Per site, by perimeter and camera count
Hardware	Bought outright, yours to keep
Software	A subscription per site
Installation	By your integrator or installer
Pilot	One site first, then the rest

When the internet drops

Each site's Brain keeps doing its job on its own: local detection, continuous recording, searchlight tracking and the siren. The AI voice warning and the other cloud features resume when the connection returns.

Recording, kept on site

Every camera records around the clock to the site's Brain, alongside clips of every event. Add external SSDs to keep as many days as the site needs.

Nobody has to watch the screens

Each site answers on its own, in seconds, at 3 AM as at noon: the searchlight locks on, a voice warning describes the person, and the siren sounds if they stay. Alerts and live video reach your on-call contacts at the same time.

Start with one site.

One perimeter, one season of real events, one set of written briefings, then decide on the rest. Tell us about your sites: how many, what kind, and the cameras already there.

What happens next: Your message goes straight to our team. We reply in writing, usually with a few questions about your business and your timeline.
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