AI threat detection

Understand the activity.
Then choose the response.

A person arriving to work and someone testing a parked car need different responses. PerimeterEye analyzes camera activity with property context, so the alert and the action are about what is happening.

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Inside the PerimeterEye appReal screenshots

PerimeterEye event detail screen showing a landscaping crew, camera views, a No Threat classification, and a written AI analysis — See the footage, classification, and context together.Real app screenshot

Frame by frame, from the film

Five seconds from the door handle to running away.

Stills from the film with its on-screen analysis and phone alert, on the Front Door 2 camera’s own clock. The door handle registers at 21:04:26. By 21:04:29 all systems are activated, and at 21:04:31 the person is running.

Front Door 2 camera at night: a person in a black hoodie at the parked car, the analysis panel at person detected, and the phone alert describing them

The person at the driver’s door handle, with the analysis panel listing contact with the door handle

The analysis panel reading car theft in progress, all systems activated, while the person is still at the car

The searchlight lighting the person at the driver’s door, with the car theft in progress panel and the phone alert

The person running down the driveway away from the car, lit by the searchlight that followed them

The searchlight following the person past the tree along the driveway, with Property Successfully Defended by PerimeterEye on screen

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

From camera view to context

What the system is looking at.

The activity itself: The system considers the person, vehicle, or other visible activity and what it appears to be doing. Descriptions can include visible clothing, vehicle details, movement, and interactions.
Where it happens: Your entrance, driveway, parked vehicles, and private areas provide different context. Camera coverage and property boundaries help put activity in the right place.
How the event develops: An arrival is only part of the story. PerimeterEye connects observations over time and across camera views to understand a visit, including when the same people reappear after leaving a view.
Your property and mode: The system learns the normal pattern of your property. Armed is for ordinary life; elevated modes apply a stronger response when you intentionally request it.

Read the real example

This landscaping visit was understood as a visit.

The screenshot above is an actual event report, not an intrusion alert. It shows how the system analyzes activity before presenting it to the homeowner.

Arrival to departure

The report covers a landscaping crew from 5:32 to 6:41 PM, drawing on six cameras during the visit.

The same people across views

PerimeterEye maintains continuity when people leave a camera view and are seen again later. That connects the visit without claiming to see through a blind spot.

An account you can read

The homeowner receives a written report of the observed activity. Here, the visit is labeled Landscaping with no threat identified.

When activity needs a response

Assessment becomes action through the Brain.

If the system determines that deterrence is warranted, the Brain directs the connected hardware. A focused searchlight, contextual voice warning, and siren are available according to your equipment, settings, and the situation.

Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.

Filmed vehicle break-in scenarioYouTube

A vehicle break-in on a real property: voice warning, tracking searchlight and a 120 dB siren, on-site with no operator. Live PerimeterEye demonstration. Real footage. Real-time autonomous detection, tracking, and deterrence.

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Your part in the response

See it. Intervene. Review it.

01
Check the context
Open the activity and live camera view to see what prompted attention.
02
Take control when needed
Speak through the camera, adjust or stop the response, and change the Property Mode from your phone or wall panel.
03
Return to the full event
Use the Event Timeline for the written account, relevant camera views, and available footage after the activity has ended.

Armed is the daily-use mode.

PerimeterEye learns your property and handles ordinary arrivals, workers, and deliveries in context. There is no daily routine of arming and disarming as people come and go. Visitor mode is for large gatherings with lots of expected activity.

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Before you choose

Threat detection questions

What is the difference between detection and threat assessment?

Detection identifies activity in a camera view. Threat assessment considers what is happening, where it is happening, and the context of your property and selected mode before deciding what deserves attention or a response.

Does every person on camera trigger a warning?

No. Armed mode is intended for everyday activity, including ordinary visitors, workers, and deliveries. The system learns the property and assesses activity in context instead of treating every arrival as an intrusion.

What can I see when I receive an alert?

PerimeterEye provides an account of the activity with camera context, so you can understand what prompted the alert and open the live view. You can review events later in the Event Timeline.

What commands the searchlight when a response is needed?

The PerimeterEye Brain coordinates the connected hardware. When the system determines that activity needs to be illuminated, the Brain commands the motorized searchlight to aim and follow within coverage.

Can AI make mistakes?

Yes. Camera angle, visibility, obstructions, and the situation affect what can be understood. Review important events using the footage and context provided, and keep coverage and property preferences up to date.

Can I choose recording without AI analysis?

Yes. Quiet mode keeps passive recording available while AI analysis, notifications, and active deterrence stand down. Off stops watching and recording. You can change modes from your phone or wall panel.

Build around your property

Give your property context and a response.

Choose the cameras and response hardware for your layout, or check whether your existing cameras can be upgraded.

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Understand the activity. Then choose the response.