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.
The answer lands wherever you already are.
The EOT-1 speaks MCP and REST, so your agent can put what it sees into anything with an API. That is the difference between a camera you check and a camera that tells you.
Other things to ask it.
- ❯Tell me when the queue hits four people so I can open another till.
- ❯Photograph the loading bay when a lorry arrives and log the reg.
- ❯Check the shelf at 9am and 3pm and raise a restock task if it looks thin.
Common questions
Where does the footage go?
Nowhere by default. The EOT-1 sits on your network at eyeofthetiger.local, and the frames your agent sends for analysis go to your own AI provider under your own contract and data-processing terms. Warehouse layouts, staff and customers never touch our infrastructure unless you deliberately enable cloud access.
What about GDPR and staff monitoring?
A real question, and worth answering properly. Filming staff or customers in the UK or EU needs a lawful basis and usually a DPIA, and that obligation is yours regardless of which camera you buy. Local-first helps: you can keep footage inside your own network and control exactly what is sent for inference, which is a much easier position to defend than a vendor cloud you cannot inspect.
Can I run more than one?
Yes. Each unit announces itself on the network at its own address, and a single script or service can poll as many as you like. Multi-camera logic lives in your code, so how they coordinate is your call. For volume pricing, talk to us via the contact page.
Batch 001 is in stock and shipping now.
100 Founder Edition units. Ships worldwide. One-time payment, no subscription required, 30-day returns.