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, instead of leaving it sat in a feed you have to go and check.
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 open for pre-order.
100 Founder Edition units, shipping Q1 2027. Ships worldwide. One-time payment, no subscription required, 30-day returns.