Eagle Eye Launches Precision Person and Vehicle Detection

Eagle Eye Launches Precision Person and Vehicle Detection to Enhance Cloud-Based Intrusion Alerts.

Eagle Eye Launches Precision Person and Vehicle Detection – Eagle Eye Networks, distributed locally by Integrated Products, has released a new AI-driven feature, Precision Person & Vehicle Detection, designed to deliver long-range, high-accuracy alerts for intrusion detection without requiring new hardware.

The update, now available across the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS platform, allows users to activate the feature on existing connected cameras instantly.

“This advanced, AI-powered feature reduces crime by detecting people and vehicles with precision and immediately alerting the business owner, security team, or monitoring centre when intruders are detected,” said Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks.

“Eagle Eye Precision Person & Vehicle Detection turns existing security cameras into an intrusion detection system–helping businesses respond faster, prevent incidents, and operate more efficiently, all without costly upgrades.”

The system uses deep learning to identify people and vehicles with high reliability, reducing false alarms caused by weather, light, or non-relevant motion such as tree branches or headlights. It is suited to enterprise sites, car yards, warehouses, schools, apartments, and councils, and can be scaled across multiple locations via the Eagle Eye cloud platform.

Eagle Eye customer Centurion Fire and Security, based in Huddersfield, England, highlighted the system’s detection range and reliability.

“Eagle Eye’s new Precision People & Vehicle Detection feature, which sends real-time alerts when people or vehicles are detected, is a game changer for us and our customers,” said Nathan Smith, director, Centurion Fire and Security.

“Unlike many AI-based false alarm filtering systems, Eagle Eye’s analytics have proven exceptionally sensitive and reliable—even detecting a person through a Heras fence 40 metres away. Crucially, it doesn’t trigger on parked vehicles, which is a major problem with other providers. This level of accuracy is exactly what we need to support our users and our monitoring station effectively,”

The feature integrates with third-party monitoring platforms such as Immix and Sentinel and supports webhook-based automation. Detection zones, schedules, and alert preferences can be configured by users. Eagle Eye Networks said the feature is also expected to reduce false-positive alerts and monitoring costs while improving customer satisfaction for resellers.

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“Eagle Eye Launches Precision Person and Vehicle Detection to Enhance Cloud-Based Intrusion Alerts.”