For 30+ years, intrusion systems have forced a compromise:
Arm the system during the day and constantly bypass zones…
—or leave it disarmed and accept the risk.
That compromise no longer makes sense.
With modern analytic cameras using embedded facial recognition and onboard white/black lists, every authorized person—employees, family members, vendors—can be securely stored directly inside the camera’s database. The camera already knows who belongs.
The problem has always been this:
Cameras were built for video systems. Intrusion panels were built for dry contact zones. They don’t naturally speak the same language.
IntrusionIQ bridges that gap.
When a camera detects a person inside a defined polygonal area, it performs facial comparison locally. If the face matches the authorized database, nothing happens. The intrusion panel remains armed.
If the individual is unknown—or blacklisted—the camera transmits a verified event to IntrusionIQ, which converts that data into a standard zone trigger recognizable by virtually any professional intrusion panel.
The result:
- The system can remain armed during business hours or while a family is home.
- Authorized individuals are ignored automatically.
- Only strangers inside defined protected areas generate alarms.
- No video is transmitted to a central station.
- Privacy remains intact.
- Integrators retain control of their own systems and customer relationships.
This is not remote video monitoring.
This is local, AI-driven decision making—converted into standard alarm logic.
Your best analytic cameras.
Your best intrusion panel.
One intelligent interface.
IntrusionIQ allows professional integrators to design systems that were previously impossible with PIR or dual-tech sensors—while preserving the simplicity and reliability of traditional zone-based alarm architecture.
Smarter detection in.
Standard alarm signals out.