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Eagle Eye Launches Vehicle Surveillance for Cloud VMS

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Eagle Eye Networks Vehicle Surveillance Package (VSP) captures license plate and vehicle information received from distributed cameras and sends it to the cloud.

Once in the cloud it can be analysed, compared, alerted upon and searched to deliver business intelligence that improves efficiency, effectiveness, and safety.

Users can search for vehicles across multiple sites and quickly review using the video playback function. Eagle Eye Networks says its true Cloud platform provides unlimited recording, unlimited camera support, global access and reliability.

The solution includes Eagle Eye Time Watch, which enables a business to timestamp a vehicle’s departure and return time, and alerts management or supervisors if a vehicle is outside a predetermined time frame. This feature makes it possible to increase employee efficiency and protects against theft, resulting in a rapid return on investment, according to the company.

“Vehicle detection, identification and tracking is important for businesses that manage fleets, track vehicles, or generate revenue from parking to prevent loss and improve the customer experience,” said Dean Drako, founder and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks.

The new solution initially enables multi-site management and search of license plate data for U.S. and Canadian plate libraries, with other regions to come.

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