OpenEye Alternatives

If you're looking for an OpenEye alternative, Eagle Eye Networks is also worth a look. This cloud-based video surveillance platform uses AI analytics to help with security and operations. It offers immediate video access, video search and license plate recognition, along with remote power cycling, custom layouts and virtual PTZ. The system is designed to be scalable, accessible from anywhere and integrates with existing ONVIF-conformant surveillance cameras, so it's a good choice for companies of all sizes.

Another contender is Arcules. This cloud-based video surveillance software links security devices and locations for remote monitoring, video analytics and access control. It also offers secure video storage, heat maps, people-counting and AI threat detection. Arcules supports more than 6,000 camera devices and is designed to be scalable and flexible, with a full-featured video management system and customizable alerts and integrations.

If you want an end-to-end security system, check out Avigilon. More than 100,000 organizations use Avigilon's intelligent and flexible video security and access control systems. It includes video management, access control, AI analytics, cloud flexibility and real-time alerts. With unlimited integrations and open standards, Avigilon offers customized solutions for a variety of industries, so it's a good choice for serious security needs.

Last, Spot AI is an end-to-end AI camera system that processes video data to help keep people safer and operations running more smoothly. It uses cloud and edge computing to quickly spot and resolve problems and is designed for businesses of all sizes in industries like manufacturing, education and health care. The system includes IP cameras, a cloud dashboard and intelligent video recorders, so it's a relatively easy-to-use system for managing video data.