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OpenEye Introduces AI-Powered Visual Search and Alerting
OpenEye, an Alarm.com company, announces advanced new innovations to OpenEye Web Services, OWS, through the addition of AI-powered visual search and alerting. OpenEye founder and CEO Rick Sheppard said, "These AI-powered capabilities mark a significant step forward in transforming video into a source of actionable intelligence for our customers-going beyond traditional security. With natural language search and automated alerts on visual changes, we're saving businesses time and eliminating manual effort with trusted, proactive solutions that help our customers operate more effectively every day."
Shooter Detection Systems Joins ONVIF as User Member
Shooter Detection Systems has joined ONVIF as a User member. ONVIF is the global open standards organization that defines how IP-based physical security devices communicate and interoperate across platforms. The announcement reflects SDS's commitment to building gunshot detection technology that works within the open, standards-based security infrastructure organizations already operate, without requiring vendor-specific integrations or proprietary software stacks.
Sees 2026 Revenue of $1.079B to $1.0894B
Sees 2026 revenue $1.079B-$1.0894B, consensus $1.07B.
Alarm.com Sees Q3 SaaS and License Revenue of $189.8M-$190.0M
Alarm.com sees Q3 SaaS, license revenue $189.8M-$190.0M
Eversource and National Grid Jointly Test Vehicle-to-Grid Capabilities
Eversource (ES), National Grid (NGG), EnergyHub (ALRM), Sunrun (RUN), and The Mobility House announced a joint effort to test vehicle-to-grid capabilities in Massachusetts. Under this effort, qualifying residential customers of Eversource and National Grid in Massachusetts will be able to enroll their V2G-capable electric vehicles in ConnectedSolutions. The existing ConnectedSolutions program uses flexible capacity from thermostats, batteries, and commercial and industrial resources to reduce grid strain, and Eversource and National Grid will be leveraging those capabilities to test how they apply to V2G.
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