What can you build with an AI camera?
Ask it a question in plain language, and the answer lands wherever you already are: your AirPods, a Slack channel, a light switch. Fourteen of them, to start you off.
Amateur sports
Clubs and venues: highlights for the players, a new line of revenue for the club.
Your Saturday game, analysed by Sunday lunch.
Set it on the touchline and let it watch the whole match. Then ask it questions the way you would ask an analyst, instead of watching the game twice.
Serve, and hear what you did wrong before the next one.
The camera watches. The AI you already talk to does the talking, and it reaches you through your AirPods before you have picked up the next ball.
Smart CCTV
Retail, hospitality and transport: cameras that read what is happening and tell your team.
Smart CCTV for Theft
Your CCTV already saw it. Now it can tell you, while he is still in the shop, because recording and noticing are different jobs.
Tell security which aisle.
A camera that describes what it saw in a sentence is worth more than one that flags a rectangle of pixels and leaves the rest to you.
Driver Fatigue Monitor
It notices you are fading before you do. Fatigue builds over an hour, not a second, so your AI watches the whole drive and speaks up through the car speakers the moment the pattern shows.
Read the plate without the gantry.
The EOT-1 reads number plates and hands them to whatever you already use. No barrier, no gantry, no install crew, and the plate never leaves your network.
Stop getting woken up by shadows.
Your camera should tell you what happened, in a sentence, on the thing already in your pocket. The frame stays on your network. Only the sentence leaves.
Industry
Manufacturing and production: stoppages, bottlenecks and where the shift loses time.
Know the line stopped before the end of the shift.
A supervisor cannot watch every line at once, and the downtime report arrives long after the money has gone. Point the camera at the process and ask it what happened, while it is still happening.
Stop walking to the calving shed at 3am.
Point it at the pen and let your AI do the night checks. It wakes you for the one that matters, and leaves you alone for the rest.
Build your own
The camera is an open platform. These are things people have built on it themselves.
One command, and your agent can see.
The EOT-1 runs an MCP server and a REST API on the device itself. No SDK, no cloud relay, no waiting on a vendor.
The fox does not get to turn the porch light on.
Motion sensors fire at wind, shadows, and next door's cat. Put a model in the loop and your automations trigger on what is actually there.
Know exactly which bird that was.
Most wildlife cameras hand you 400 clips and let you do the identifying. Ask yours instead.
Build the baby monitor you actually wanted.
Not a grainy app you stare at, hoping. One you can ask a question, that answers out loud on the speaker you already own.
Elderly Fall Detection
The pendant only works if she is wearing it. A camera does not need to be worn, remembered, or pressed: ask it to watch the front room and it tells you the moment she goes down and stays down.