What IntelliSee does

IntelliSee is a privately held U.S. company, headquartered in Coralville, Iowa, that sells an on-premises AI appliance which analyzes video streams from a customer's existing RTSP/ONVIF-compatible IP cameras to detect 11+ threat categories in real time — including firearms, edged weapons, aggressive behavior, falls, slip hazards, perimeter breaches, rooftop intrusions, loitering, vehicle-pedestrian conflicts, smoke and fire, crowd density, and cell-phone use. The system runs entirely on a 1U rack-mounted hardware appliance installed on the customer network; no video frames leave the building, and only approximately 15-40 kbps of encrypted metadata per HD stream traverses the WAN. The platform is explicitly designed without facial recognition, and detections are validated across multiple frames via an ensemble model architecture intended to drive false-alarm rates near zero. New detection models are pushed to deployed appliances automatically at no incremental license cost.

The company's go-to-market combines an enterprise field sales motion targeting security directors and risk management leadership, an inside sales team for mid-market and inbound inquiries, and a channel ecosystem of PSIM providers, Security System Integrators (SSIs), and Electronic Security Specialists (ESSs). Core integrations include RapidSOS (direct 911 dispatch to 4,800+ centers covering ~95% of the U.S. population), AtlasIED and Singlewire InformaCast (mass notification), Gabriel Protects (centralized Virtual Command dashboard), and major VMS platforms (Milestone XProtect, Genetec, Avigilon, Exacq). AtlasIED is both an integration partner and a strategic equity investor.

IntelliSee's served verticals span K-12 and higher education, healthcare, senior living, mental health, manufacturing, data centers, energy & utilities, airports & transit, retail, hospitality, property management, houses of worship, and stadiums & venues, with primary emphasis on education and healthcare. Revenue is generated through annual per-appliance platform subscriptions with quote-based pricing tied to camera count and deployment scope; the company also supports grant-funded procurement pathways such as STOP School Violence Act and Alyssa's Law. The company holds the DHS SAFETY Act Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT) designation (November 2025, effective through January 2031) and has received the NSCA Excellence in Product Innovation Award (2022) and InfoComm Best Emergency Services Product (2024).

Name

IntelliSee

Legal name

IntelliSee Inc.

Website

https://intellisee.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2018

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

IntelliSee sells an on-premises AI appliance that analyzes existing IP security camera feeds to detect 11+ threat types — including weapons, falls, perimeter breaches, and aggressive behavior — primarily serving U.S. K-12, higher education, and healthcare institutions via annual subscriptions.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

AI Video Security and Physical Security Analytics

NAICS

Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) (561621), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (5415), Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (334519)

SIC

Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373), Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823)

akta.pro primary industry

AI/Analytics Video Surveillance (Detection, LPR, People Counting) (HSAHACAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

Video Analytics & AI Security Solutions Integration (LPR, Facial, Behavior) (BPAKAGAK), Physical Security IoT & Smart Building Security Integration (Sensors, BMS tie-ins) (BPAKAGAL), Industrial Endpoint Protection (PLC/HMI/Engineering Workstation EDR) (HDADAJAD)

Keywords

• AI video analytics
• Threat detection platform
• Physical security AI
• Video surveillance intelligence
• On-premises AI appliance

Headquarters

HQ city

Coralville

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Personnel, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations

Revenue model

1. Annual Platform Subscription (On-Premises Appliance): IntelliSee sells a hardware appliance that runs the AI analytics platform. Revenue is generated through annual platform licensing/subscription fees associated with the appliance. This is a recurring revenue model where customers pay annually for the software, updates, and support tied to the on-premises deployment.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

IntelliSee sells an on-premises AI appliance that runs an ensemble of 11+ computer vision models over existing RTSP/ONVIF IP camera feeds to detect weapons, falls, aggressive behavior, perimeter breaches, vehicle conflicts, loitering, slip hazards, smoke/fire, and other safety and security threats in real time. Customers pay an annual platform subscription that bundles the appliance, detection models, software updates, and integrations with mass-notification systems and (via RapidSOS) 911 dispatch.

Product overview

IntelliSee is a multi-threat AI video security platform that layers onto existing IP camera infrastructure, requiring no camera replacement or facial recognition. The platform is built around a single on-premises 1U rack-mounted appliance that processes all video locally, with encrypted metadata transmitted at 15-40 kbps per HD stream. The platform offers 11+ simultaneous threat detection types accessible from one unified interface: Gun Detection (firearms and edged weapons), Fall Detection, Perimeter Control, Rooftop Intrusion Detection, Loitering Detection, Vehicle Detection, Slip-Risk Detection, Crowd Detection, Smoke & Fire Detection, Cell Phone Detection, and Unauthorized Access Detection. New detection models are deployed automatically at no additional cost. The IntelliGence Hub provides supplementary research intelligence including threat intelligence, technology briefings, sector playbooks, standards & compliance guidance, ROI frameworks, and agentic AI insights.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• IntelliSee AI Threat Detection Platform A multi-threat AI detection platform that layers onto existing IP camera infrastructure, providing real-time detection of 11+ threat types including weapons, falls, intrusions, smoke, loitering, slip hazards, vehicles, and crowds from a single on-premises appliance. Targeted at enterprise and mid-market buyers in education, healthcare, senior living, manufacturing, government, retail, and other verticals with existing security camera deployments.
• On-Premises AI Appliance A secure 1U rack-mounted appliance installed within the customer network that runs the IntelliSee computer vision models on RTSP/ONVIF camera feeds. Only encrypted metadata (approximately 15–40 kbps per HD stream) traverses the WAN; no video frames leave the building. Hardware is bundled with the annual platform subscription.

Quantifiable outcome

• Connected to 4,800+ 911 centers covering approximately 95% of the US population via RapidSOS integration
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers8 records

Segments14 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration10 records

AI capability3 records

Feature6 records

Partnerships

Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core and secondary.

• RapidSOScoreTechnology or Integration · 1 November 2025IntelliSee integrates directly with RapidSOS to deliver AI-detected threat data — including camera location, type of threat, and visual confirmation — directly to 911 dispatchers before first responders arrive on scene. This integration connects IntelliSee to RapidSOS's network of 4,800+ 911 centers covering approximately 95% of the US population. The partnership is a foundational element of IntelliSee's go-to-market value proposition and represents a core technology integration.
• AtlasIEDcoreTechnology or IntegrationAtlasIED is both a technology integration partner and an equity investor in IntelliSee. The partnership enables IntelliSee's AI threat detection alerts to trigger AtlasIED mass notification systems, allowing facilities to automatically notify staff, students, and occupants across IP speakers and other notification endpoints when a threat is detected by IntelliSee's cameras.
• Singlewire InformaCastcoreTechnology or IntegrationIntelliSee integrates with Singlewire InformaCast mass notification platform, enabling AI-detected threat alerts to trigger mass notification campaigns across IP speakers, text, email, and desktop alerting to notify personnel when a potential threat is detected.
• Gabriel ProtectscoreTechnology or IntegrationThe Gabriel Protects Virtual Command dashboard is integrated with IntelliSee, allowing security operators to view IntelliSee AI camera alerts within the Virtual Command centralized security management interface, enhancing situational awareness for security personnel.
• Milestone SystemssecondaryTechnology or IntegrationIntelliSee integrates with Milestone XProtect Video Management Software (VMS), enabling IntelliSee AI detections to be surfaced directly within the Milestone VMS interface used by security operators, and allowing Milestone to relay camera feeds to IntelliSee for AI analysis.
• Axis CommunicationssecondaryTechnology or IntegrationAxis Communications is listed as a technology compatibility partner within IntelliSee's 'Works With Your Stack' ecosystem. Axis IP cameras are compatible with IntelliSee's ONVIF-compliant platform, enabling Axis camera customers to deploy IntelliSee AI analytics on their existing camera infrastructure.
• CiscosecondaryTechnology or IntegrationCisco is listed as a technology compatibility partner within IntelliSee's 'Works With Your Stack' ecosystem. IntelliSee integrates with Cisco video infrastructure, enabling Cisco camera customers to deploy IntelliSee AI analytics on their existing Cisco video ecosystem.
• Genetec Security CentersecondaryTechnology or IntegrationGenetec Security Center is mentioned as a VMS integration compatibility within IntelliSee's ecosystem, enabling Genetec customers to run IntelliSee AI analytics on their existing Genetec-managed camera infrastructure.
• AvigilonsecondaryTechnology or IntegrationAvigilon is mentioned as a VMS integration compatibility within IntelliSee's ecosystem, enabling Avigilon customers to deploy IntelliSee AI analytics on their existing Avigilon camera and VMS infrastructure.
• Exacq (exacqVision)secondaryTechnology or IntegrationExacq (exacqVision) is mentioned as a VMS integration compatibility within IntelliSee's ecosystem, enabling exacqVision customers to run IntelliSee AI analytics on their existing video management infrastructure.
• Hanwha TechwinsecondaryTechnology or IntegrationHanwha Techwin (Wisenet) cameras are compatible with IntelliSee's ONVIF-compliant platform. Hanwha IP cameras can feed video streams to the IntelliSee AI appliance for real-time threat detection analytics.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Omnilert: Omnilert provides AI-powered gun detection and emergency notification software integrated with existing camera systems and 911 dispatch. It is the most direct competitor to IntelliSee's AI gun detection capability, particularly in the K-12 and higher education verticals where both compete on weapon detection, mass notification, and 911 integration.
• ZeroEyes: ZeroEyes provides AI gun detection video analytics layered onto existing security camera infrastructure, with a focus on K-12 schools, government, and commercial facilities. It directly competes with IntelliSee's gun detection feature set and shares the same on-premises/edge processing approach for sensitive environments.
• BriefCam: BriefCam offers video analytics software that analyzes existing surveillance footage for object detection, behavior analysis, and security alerting. Now part of Motorola Solutions, it competes with IntelliSee across enterprise and institutional customers seeking AI-powered insights from existing camera infrastructure.

Emerging players

• Ambient.ai: Ambient.ai provides AI-powered computer vision for physical security, detecting weapons, intrusion, and other threats across enterprise camera systems. It overlaps with IntelliSee's multi-threat detection positioning in the enterprise and education segments, with a more cloud-native architecture.
• Rhombus Systems: Rhombus provides cloud-managed physical security with AI analytics for video surveillance across enterprise and education customers. It overlaps with IntelliSee in K-12 and multi-site enterprise but uses a cloud-first, camera-inclusive delivery model.
• Evolv Technology: Evolv Technology uses AI for weapons detection at venue entry points such as schools, hospitals, and stadiums. While focused on physical screening hardware rather than video analytics, it competes with IntelliSee for the same AI safety budget in education and large-venue customers.

Broad incumbents

• Verkada: Verkada offers a cloud-managed physical security platform combining cameras, access control, and AI-based analytics. While broader in scope and cloud-native, it competes with IntelliSee for AI video analytics spend in education, healthcare, and enterprise segments with a fundamentally different delivery model.
• Genetec: Genetec provides Security Center, an open-platform video management system used widely across enterprise and government security deployments. IntelliSee integrates with Genetec rather than competing head-on, but Genetec's own analytics roadmap and partner ecosystem position it as a broad incumbent in the same customer environment.
• Motorola Solutions (Avigilon): Motorola Solutions, through Avigilon and the acquisition of BriefCam and Openpath, offers a broad portfolio of video surveillance, access control, and AI analytics. It is a scaled incumbent competing across many of the same verticals (education, government, healthcare, critical infrastructure) as IntelliSee.
• Axis Communications: Axis Communications is a major IP camera and network video manufacturer whose cameras integrate with IntelliSee's platform. As Axis expands native AI analytics on its devices, it represents a potential competitive threat as well as a partner for IntelliSee deployments.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Investors

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