AUSTIN, Texas —Citing the increasing importance of video data for security applications and more, Bosch Building Technologies is partnering with Eagle Eye Networks (EEN) to provide an intelligent solution that it says will support businesses to work more efficiently and make the world a safer place.Bosch noted its attraction to Eagle Eye’s cloud solutions which it said are smart, simple, and secure.“Purpose-built for the cloud and AI, the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS addresses customers’ security needs with infinite scalability, flexible pricing plans, a wide array of advanced analytics, and an open RESTful API platform for developers to easily create applications leveraging and integrating cloud video surveillance,“ they wrote.Bosch brings to the table application-specific Video Analytics at the edge that performs real-time video processing to automatically generate metadata descriptions of events. The integration of Bosch cameras with built-in Video Analytics and the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS will provide their users with advanced notifications of potential security risks.The Eagle Eye Cloud VMS allows video access through the cloud, with options for event-based or continuous recording, and storage retention ranging from 7 days to 5 years. This integrated solution features an AI-powered Smart Video Search, enabling users to search for a person, vehicle, or object across multiple cameras and sites.“We are an open camera player with multiple software partners, and we are delighted to add Eagle Eye Networks as a partner to further extend our cloud-related offerings to our customers, benefiting them with our differentiating camera technologies,” said Michael Seiter, Senior Vice President of Bosch Video Systems and Solutions. “Just like our outstanding partnerships with other leading solution providers, we look forward to creating key differentiators in this powerful edge and cloud partnership.”“We are extremely pleased that Bosch Building Technologies has invited Eagle Eye Networks to become a technology partner and look forward to delivering exceptional cloud and edge solutions that solve business problems and deliver value to our global customers,” said Dean Drako, Founder and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks.
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