AI fire early warning for existing CCTV

AI Bot Eye: visual fire detection system for existing CCTV. Your existing CCTV already sees the fire. But recording is not warning.

In under Seconds

AI Bot Eye adds an instant visual early-warning layer to your existing cameras—detecting flames in under 5 seconds before smoke reaches ceiling sensors.

Detect visible fire on the cameras already covering your critical areas. Send the image, site and camera to your team—before the situation escalates.

Zero software installation. Share a 30-second camera clip—or test on a single RTSP stream—in 48 hours.

An additional visual early-warning layer alongside your certified fire systems.

50+ live site demonstrations Site-adapted to actual views Processing stays on-site SMS and hooter work without internet

Trusted in real operating environments

Deployed across industrial plants, luxury hospitality, and multi-facility enterprises. Engineered for on-premise local inference.

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The gap your cameras already reveal

Early visual fire detection vs. conventional smoke sensors. Closing the reaction gap.

A small fire becomes visible on one of many camera feeds while nobody is watching that view. The problem is not a lack of cameras. The problem is that the right people do not know what the cameras already see.

01

Camera sees

Fire becomes visible in an existing CCTV view.

02

AI Bot Eye detects

Visible fire is identified along with the site and camera.

03

Team knows

The designated people receive the image, site and camera details through configured alert channels.

Yesterday it recorded the fire. Today it warns you.

The reaction gap

Smoke must rise. Light does not wait.

  1. Ignition

    Flame becomes visible in an existing camera view.

  2. Ceiling smoke path

    Smoke is constrained by fluid dynamics—often minutes to climb 10–30 ft to a sensor.

  3. AI Bot Eye · ~3s

    Optical detection on CCTV—image, site and camera to your team.

50+ controlled fire demonstrations

On-premise CCTV fire analytics. Detected in 3 seconds on cameras already on site.

Tested on existing CCTV across warehouses, factories and outdoor yards—including difficult distances and bright sunlight.

Full oil-storage CCTV view with a small floor fire detected by AI Bot Eye
Industrial aisle · existing CCTV Controlled fire test · oil storage CCTV
  1. Existing CCTV

    No new cameras. The feed already covering the floor was enough.

  2. Fire detected in 3 seconds

    Small visible flame marked on the live view while it was still tiny.

  3. WhatsApp / siren alert triggered

    Image, site and camera sent on the path your team already uses.

Result Controlled test on the camera already covering the aisle

Also proven in these conditions

Full indoor covered-bay CCTV view with a small ground fire marked by AI Bot Eye
Indoor · covered bay Small ground fire in a full camera view
Full outdoor courtyard CCTV view with a small ground fire marked by AI Bot Eye
Outdoor courtyard Small ground fire in a full camera view
Full sunlit yard CCTV view with a small ground fire marked by AI Bot Eye at 98 percent confidence
Bright sunlight Small ground fire in a full camera view
Test on Your Existing Cameras

We test against your trickiest camera angles—sun glare, extreme distances, and high ceilings.

Same fire. Two outcomes.

Recording is not warning. Visual flame detection closes the gap.

We don’t sell AI. We sell time—image, site and camera to the right people while the fire is still small.

Standard CCTV

Electrical Room 02 CCTV view with a small visible fire on the floor Recording to disk

Status: Passively recording to disk

Team alerted: No

With AI Bot Eye

Same Electrical Room 02 view with fire detected at 00:03

Status: Fire detected (00:03)

Team alerted: Yes — SMS / Siren / WhatsApp

Why teams trust it

Enterprise alert integrations on your existing CCTV. SMS, WhatsApp, siren relays, and VMS.

Before go-live, AI Bot Eye is adapted to your selected views, proven with controlled tests on your actual cameras, and wired to the alert path your site already uses.

  1. 01

    Adapted to each camera view

    Angle, distance, lighting, activity and known non-fire patterns are reviewed per view—not treated as a generic feed.

  2. 02

    Proven on your site before go-live

    Controlled fire tests run on your cameras until detection and the full alert path are proven to your team.

  3. 03

    Runs where your CCTV runs

    Processing stays on-site—including isolated CCTV/NVR networks—without cloud video processing or continuous internet.

Works alongside certified fire systems. Start with critical areas; scale across on-premise options for up to 5, 25 or 80 cameras.

Customer deployments

The Leela Palace and Rolex Rings run AI Bot Eye on cameras they already had.

Two operating environments. Same principle: visible fire on existing CCTV reaches the people responsible—while the event is still small.

Luxury hospitality · New Delhi

The Leela Palace New Delhi

The control room assesses the event before the floor escalates.

Guests and staff cannot wait for an after-action review. AI Bot Eye watches selected existing CCTV views; when fire or smoke is visible, the control room receives the image with site and camera—so the team verifies first, then escalates with intent.

Proof

Existing CCTV/NVR feeds now give the control room visual fire and smoke context before wider escalation.

Read the Leela Palace deployment

Industrial manufacturing

Rolex Rings Limited

Critical zones warn the plant—not only the recorder.

Chemical areas and electrical panels need response while the risk is still contained. AI Bot Eye runs on compatible existing CCTV and routes visible fire to hooter and mobile alerts.

Proof

“We use AI Bot Eye to monitor critical areas like chemical zones and electric panels. The hooter and mobile alerts give us confidence.”

Bharat Madeka, Director
Read the Rolex Rings deployment

More sites. Same pattern: existing cameras, local detection, alerts to the people responsible.

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Prove it before you deploy it

Check the view. Learn the site. Prove it works. Go live.

01 Check the view

Identify priority risk areas and confirm the camera views to activate.

02 Learn the site

Tune detection to the selected views and how the site actually operates.

03 Prove it works

Run controlled demonstrations and validate detection, alert delivery and recipient routing.

04 Go live

Activate selected camera views and connect them to the site’s response process.

Test on Your Existing Cameras

No hardware purchase required for the feasibility audit. Proof of concept delivers in 48 hours.

Related capabilities

Deploy for fire. Add other modes on the same cameras when ready.

Start with visible-fire early warning. Later, activate security, industrial, or access modes on the same on-premise CCTV stack—without changing the core deployment.

Site security

Intrusion and restricted-area monitoring on the same CCTV already covering your site.

Intrusion detection →

Access, PPE and people analytics

ANPR, PPE checks, and selected people analytics—activated only when you need them.

Explore related modes →

FAQ

FAQ: on-premise AI fire detection on existing CCTV

Does AI Bot Eye work with our existing CCTV cameras?

Yes. AI Bot Eye is visual fire analytics for compatible existing CCTV (IP and many analog/DVR paths). Evaluation starts with the views covering your priority areas, adapts detection to angle, distance and lighting, and proves fire detection on your cameras before go-live—no wholesale camera replacement required.

How many cameras can it cover on-premise?

On-premise appliance options cover up to 5, 25 or 80 camera streams. Deployments typically start on critical RTSP/NVR views, then scale across the site once detection and alert routing are proven.

Does AI Bot Eye replace our existing fire alarm system?

No. AI Bot Eye does not replace certified fire alarm or life-safety systems. It adds a camera-based visual early-warning layer that can alert designated people while smoke is still climbing toward ceiling sensors.

What does the team receive when fire is detected?

Designated recipients receive the evidence image plus site and camera identity through configured channels—WhatsApp, dashboard, SMS, and/or local hooter or dry-contact siren relays—typically in under 5 seconds from visible flame detection.

Does it operate without internet?

Yes. AI Bot Eye performs neural-network inference locally on an on-premise appliance. Local sirens, hooters, and dry-contact relay triggers can fire without internet. Internet access is only required if remote channels such as WhatsApp or cloud dashboards are configured.

How do we know it will work at our site?

We prove it on your cameras. Controlled demonstrations show visible-fire detection and the full alert path on your own CCTV views—often starting from a short clip or a single RTSP stream—before a deployment is proposed.

How does AI Bot Eye prevent false alarms from welding, steam, or sun glare?

Detection evaluates flame dynamics over time—flicker frequency, color dispersion, and growth—not a single orange/red color match. For welding, steam, or sun-glare views, exclusion zones and temporal thresholds are set so routine hot works and reflections do not raise an alert.

Does video need to leave our facility?

No. With the on-premise option, video stays inside your facility for inference. Fire detection does not require sending continuous video to an external cloud.

Fire in sight. Alert in hand. Time to act.

Test on your existing cameras.

We run controlled fire-detection tests on your priority camera views and show exactly what your team receives—and where the alert goes.

Confidential site review. Runs on isolated local networks without cloud exposure.