Ojo AI provides cloud‑based AI security monitoring that works with existing IP cameras, adding real‑time alerts, video analytics, and automated responses without requiring new hardware. The platform continuously analyzes video feeds to detect trespassers, trigger live voice warnings, and control audio, lighting, or doors, helping businesses save on guard costs and achieve 24/7 coverage.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many businesses rely on traditional security guards or proprietary camera systems that require costly hardware upgrades and constant human monitoring, leading to high operational expenses and limited real‑time response capabilities.
Solution
Ojo AI offers an autonomous security monitoring service that runs cloud‑based AI video analytics on any existing IP camera, eliminating the need for new hardware purchases. The platform continuously analyzes video feeds in real time and generates instant alerts when a trespasser is detected. Integrated automated responses can trigger live voice warnings, activate lighting, or control doors to deter intruders. By leveraging the customer’s current camera infrastructure, Ojo AI provides 24/7 coverage with zero upfront hardware costs and reduces reliance on on‑site guard services, delivering measurable cost savings.
Target Audience
Primary customers are commercial property owners, schools, and other organizations that operate existing IP camera networks and seek to replace or augment traditional guard services with automated AI monitoring.
Features
- Cloud‑hosted AI engine that processes live video streams from any compatible IP camera
- Real‑time trespass detection with automated audio warnings, lighting control, and door actuation
- Immediate alert notifications delivered to security personnel or integrated systems
- Compatibility with major IP camera brands, requiring no hardware replacement or vendor lock‑in
- Rapid deployment across existing video systems with a simple integration workflow
- Continuous monitoring uptime, providing always‑on security coverage