Technology
Physical AI that defends property on its own.
PerimeterEye is a deep technology company pioneering physical AI and autonomous defense systems. Our proprietary platform unifies computer vision, real-time sensor fusion, autonomous decision-making, and intelligent hardware orchestration to detect, assess, track, and actively respond to threats across physical environments.
By transforming passive surveillance infrastructure into coordinated, autonomous defense networks, PerimeterEye enables intelligent systems to perceive their surroundings, make independent decisions, and execute real-world defensive actions in real time.
The record
Nine seconds on the camera's own clock.
A vehicle break-in demonstration at a PerimeterEye property, frame by frame, on the Front Door 2 camera's own clock. The door handle registers at 21:04:26, all systems are activated by 21:04:29, and the person is running at 21:04:31.
The first alert
The person in the black hoodie is at the car, and the first alert already describes them: at the vehicle in the driveway, and has not approached the house.
Contact with the door handle
The person reaches for the driver’s door. The analysis builds second by second: a person, no match to anyone it knows, loitering at the vehicle, and now contact with the door handle.
Car theft in progress
Three seconds after the door handle, the analysis is complete: the activity doesn’t match the household’s patterns and matches vehicle theft. All systems activate.
The searchlight lands
The searchlight hits the person at the driver’s door. The alert reads: spotlight, voice warning and siren activated, with a tap to cancel the escalation.
Running, and the beam follows
Five seconds after touching the door handle, the person is running down the drive, and the searchlight has moved with them, away from the car.
Followed away from the car
The searchlight follows the person past the tree and along the drive. The car hasn’t moved.
Filmed September 15, 2026. Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.
The system
Physical AI platform
One system from the camera to the searchlight: an edge computer at the property, a reasoning AI that decides, and hardware that acts on the decision.
Sense
Cameras and sensors
What the property can see and hear.
- 4K AI cameras with infrared night vision
- Cameras and recorders a property already has
- The Access intercom at the door
Edge
The Brain
An edge computer at the property, running PerimeterEye OS.
- Detects and tracks people and vehicles
- Records every camera around the clock
- Reads license plates on ordinary cameras
- Aims the searchlight and drives the siren
Reason
PerimeterEye reasoning AI
Decides what is happening and how far to respond.
- Verifies a detection before anything moves
- Weighs who, where, when and what they do
- Sets a threat level that moves with the person
- Writes the alert and speaks the warning
Act
Response hardware
Physical actions, in order.
- Searchlight with 355° rotation and 90° tilt
- Voice warnings through the cameras
- 130 dB siren and strobe
- Live alerts to the app and wall panel
Footage from PerimeterEye properties, reviewed by people, fine-tunes each new version of the detection models on the Brain.
PerimeterEye OS
The operating system on every Brain. Updates install next to the running version, and the previous one is kept to fall back on.
Models on the Brain
The detection models that run on the Brain are fine-tuned on footage from PerimeterEye properties.
The searchlight
A PerimeterEye design, manufactured exclusively for PerimeterEye.
Apps, panel and intercom
The iPhone app, the wall panel and the Access intercom run PerimeterEye's own software.
Perceive and decide
Autonomous perception and decision-making
It works out who is on the property, what they are doing and how far to respond, without waiting for a person to look.
It sees what you can't
4K cameras see in infrared. People and vehicles are detected and followed across each camera's view, in the dark as in daylight.
Real-time sensor fusion
The cameras around the searchlight work as one sensor. As a person moves from one camera's view to the next, the track carries over and the searchlight stays on them.
It knows what's routine
Familiar vehicles are recognized by their plates, deliveries are recognized as deliveries, and owners can name the people they expect, so routine activity doesn't set off a response.
Who and when matter
A stranger at 2 a.m. is treated differently from a courier at 2 p.m. What the person does decides how far the response goes.
It decides without an operator
No call center sits in the loop. The owner's mode and policies set the limits, and the system acts inside them on its own. The owner can watch live, talk, or take over at any point.
Alert
Walking towards the house from the road; activity does not match normal property activity; defense systems starting.
Filmed September 15, 2026. Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.
Respond
Coordinated physical response
One decision drives every device on the property, in order: voice, light and siren, each one adding to the last, while the owner watches live.
A warning with their description
The first response is spoken, and it is about them: “You, black hoodie, get away from the car now.” The searchlight and siren are on standby.
Then the light finds them
The person stays at the car, so the searchlight activates and tracks. They are lit up where they stand.
Then the 130 dB siren
The siren joins the voice and the light, and the person runs from the car.
Followed as they go
The beam stays on them as they run past the tree, with every part of the response still active.
Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.
- Searchlight
- 355° rotation, 90° tilt
- Siren
- 130 dB, with strobe
- Voice warnings
- Spoken to the person, by description
- The owner
- Live video, two-way talk, override
Connect
Robotics and third-party integration
The searchlight is a robotic actuator the system aims on its own, and the system runs on cameras a property already has. Robot integration is in development, so robots can act on the same decisions.
It records
A person at the driver’s door, on a camera that records. Unless someone opens the clip in time, nothing else happens.
The same view, answered
With a tracking searchlight, a siren, and AI voice warnings, the camera’s view directs a response. Four seconds later, the searchlight is on the person at the driver’s door.
Stills on the Front Door 2 camera’s clock (21:04:26 and 21:04:30). Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.
Works today
- The robotic searchlightA motorized searchlight the Brain aims from camera video. In replay tests it moves within about half a second of what the camera sees, and passes a person from one camera to the next in a fraction of a second.
- Existing camerasPerimeterEye connects to the cameras a property already has, directly or through its recorder. A property in the United Kingdom runs on its existing recorder's cameras.
In development
- Robot integrationRobot platforms connected to the Brain, so robots act on the same decisions as the searchlight and the siren.
Built with partners
- Camera and doorbell platformsPartner devices' events and video reach PerimeterEye's AI review and response.
- Sirens, panels and sensorsOther brands' hardware, integrated by our engineers, partner by partner.
- Property and access softwarePerimeterEye events and written records inside a partner's product, scoped with them.
The company
PerimeterEye Inc, on the record.
- Company
- PerimeterEye Inc
- Founded
- 2026, by Shahzeb Nadeem
- Hardware
- Brain, 4K cameras, tracking searchlight, siren and strobe, wall panel, Access intercom
- In use
- Properties in the United States and the United Kingdom
- Contact
- [email protected]
Questions
PerimeterEye technology, answered.
What does PerimeterEye build?
PerimeterEye Inc builds physical AI and autonomous defense systems. Its first product, the PerimeterEye Automatic Property Defense System, protects homes and properties with an edge computer called the Brain, 4K AI cameras and response hardware, including a tracking searchlight and a 130 dB siren, that responds on its own when a threat is confirmed.
What is physical AI?
Physical AI is artificial intelligence that perceives the physical world through sensors, decides what is happening and acts on it through hardware. PerimeterEye's system sees through cameras, decides with its reasoning AI and acts with a searchlight, voice warnings and a siren, without waiting for a person.
Does a person decide when PerimeterEye responds?
No. There is no operator or call center in the loop. The owner's mode and policies set the limits, and the system detects, assesses and responds inside them automatically. The owner gets live video and can talk, change the response or take over at any time.
Does PerimeterEye work with robots?
PerimeterEye's searchlight is already a robotic device: the system aims it on its own and moves it with the person it is tracking. Integration with robot platforms is in development, so robots can act on the same decisions as the searchlight and the siren.
Does PerimeterEye work with existing cameras?
Yes. Compatibility depends on access to each camera's video stream, not on its brand. Existing cameras connect directly or through the recorder a property already has, and PerimeterEye's AI and response hardware work with their view.
Where is PerimeterEye in use?
PerimeterEye systems run at properties in the United States and the United Kingdom. The company sells them online at perimetereye.com.