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ElectricEye vs. Intenseye
Intenseye is a safety-focused computer vision platform that runs on existing CCTV or its own Sentinel hardware, processing video on-site. ElectricEye is cloud-only and adds after-hours security to workplace safety on the same cameras.
Based on public information, last checked October 2026. Sources listed below.
| At a glance | ElectricEye | Intenseye |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Workplace safety by day and security by night on the same cameras | Safety (preventing serious injuries and fatalities), operations and quality |
| After-hours security (theft, intrusion) | Yes: intrusion, loitering, trailer tampering, theft behavior, with talk-downs, sirens and strobes | Not advertised on its website (checked October 2026) |
| Cameras | Existing IP cameras with a streaming API or RTSP, including Axis, and VMS platforms like Eagle Eye Networks | Existing CCTV from 200+ brands, or its own Sentinel cameras and sensors |
| On-site hardware | None. 100% cloud, no on-site servers | Processes video on-site on edge hardware; supports edge and cloud deployments |
| Safety detections advertised | Forklift and pedestrian near-misses, PPE, restricted areas, unsafe behavior | 50+ hazard types including PPE, vehicle-pedestrian interaction, ergonomics (REBA/RULA), area controls, housekeeping |
| Pricing | Published: from $5 per camera per month, or pooled event-based pricing | Per-camera subscription; prices not published |
| Privacy | Processes short event clips; video storage stays in your VMS | Face and body blurring, dynamic masking; no facial recognition |
Where Intenseye is strong
- Broad hazard library (50+ types), including ergonomics scoring.
- Its own Sentinel hardware line, with edge compute, beacons and speakers, and machine stops through PLC integration.
- Many EHS and BI integrations, including Intelex, Enablon, Cority and ServiceNow.
- Large manufacturing customers, including Mercedes-Benz, Nestlé and Unilever.
Where ElectricEye is different
- After-hours security on the same cameras: loitering, trailer tampering, perimeter breaches and active deterrence.
- Nothing installed on site: ElectricEye runs entirely in the cloud.
- Published starting price of $5 per camera per month.
- Native integration with Eagle Eye Networks.
Which fits
Which one should you choose?
- Intenseye is likely a better fit if
- You run heavy manufacturing, want ergonomics and machine-level interventions, and are comfortable installing edge hardware on site.
- ElectricEye is likely a better fit if
- You want safety and security from existing cameras with nothing to install, especially in warehouses, distribution centers and multi-site operations.
Sources for Intenseye
- Intenseye homepage
- Intenseye CCTV integrations
- Intenseye Sentinel announcement
- Intenseye Series B (Business Wire)
Products change. If something here is out of date, email sales@electriceye.ai and we will correct it.
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