New Eagle Eye Sensors Detect Vaping, Promote Safe Buildings and Healthy Air Quality

Eagle Eye Networks launches its Eagle Eye Sensors to detect and automatically alert when vaping, air quality changes, temperature shifts, water presence, and other environmental events occur, empowering schools and businesses to take immediate action to ensure building safety, efficiency, regulatory compliance, and healthy work and learning environments.

Integrated into the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS (video management system), Eagle Eye Sensors combine with video surveillance to monitor a variety of environmental conditions and give customers real-time data and comprehensive view of what’s happening in their buildings.

Indoor Air Quality: Track motion, noise, temperature, TVOC, CO, CO2, smoking and vaping in school bathrooms and common areas of businesses
Temperature & Humidity: Maintain safety and quality standards, often used in commercial refrigerators or freezers, found in medical facilities, labs, restaurants
Water Presence: Detect water leaks and flooding and prevent costly damage
Access Monitoring: Prevent unauthorized access to buildings or certain rooms; track door usage to reduce energy consumption in climate-controlled locations such as server rooms
“With intelligent automation, real-time alerts and actions, Eagle Eye Sensors can prevent costly damage, save money, and help organizations run more efficiently,” said Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks. “Eagle Eye Sensors also help create healthy environments with clean air and well-functioning systems, which is essential to the well-being, productivity and success of students and workers.”

Eagle Eye Sensors are ideal for monitoring sensitive areas where security cameras cannot be used, such as restrooms, locker rooms, health care facilities, and secure storage areas. For example, vaping often occurs in locker rooms or restrooms where security cameras are not used. Eagle Eye Sensors help school officials address vaping by detecting, alerting, and providing visual information about incidents while maintaining privacy.

This is how it works: If an Eagle Eye Sensor detects vape smoke in a school locker room, the system automatically triggers an alert. School authorities verify the event and gain additional information from security cameras located in hallways or other areas outside of the locker room, enabling them to take immediate, informed action.