At ISC West 2025, the 3dEYE booth offered a distinct and open layout, reflecting the company’s commitment to transparent, flexible cloud video surveillance. Katherine Balabanova, VP of Business Development, welcomed us into a collaborative space that brought together not just 3dEYE’s own Pure Cloud VMS with AI, but also live integrations from key technology partners.
“We’re not just showcasing a product—we’re showing how powerful this ecosystem becomes when we bring best-in-class partners together under one cloud,” said Katherine.
As a platform, 3dEYE stands out for its camera-agnostic, serverless architecture. The system supports everything from body-worn units and drones to legacy DVR feeds—all in one console, making it ideal for complex, multi-site deployments.
Katherine Balabanova on 3dEYE’s Partner-Centric Vision
Balabanova emphasized that 3dEYE’s vision is rooted in cooperation and openness. By working with other innovators, the platform expands its capabilities across a broad spectrum of use cases, from public infrastructure to temporary mobile security.
“When we say Pure Cloud, we mean pure flexibility,” she explained. “You choose the hardware, we deliver the intelligence—and our partners help make that a complete solution.”
Ecosystem Demo: Stallion, SIMETRY, Milesight, e2eThermal
The booth featured a compelling tech walk-through, combining high-end gear and real-world applications:
- Stallion Infrastructure Services showcased rugged deployment tools for remote security setups.
- SIMETRY demonstrated how LTE and satellite uplinks keep remote sites online 24/7.
- Milesight contributed plug-and-play cameras, seamlessly integrated into the 3dEYE cloud.
- e2eThermal brought forward AI fire detection powered by dual-spectrum vision.
Together, these integrations created a live example of how cloud-based VMS with AI can connect cross-industry tools into a unified, scalable monitoring system.
Live Platform Demo: Pure Cloud in Action
When we met Igor Keel, Senior Solution Engineer at 3dEYE, he launched straight into a live demonstration of their serverless Pure Cloud VMS. From the moment the browser interface loaded, it was clear: this wasn’t just another web dashboard – it was a real-time, responsive control center for modern multisite video management.
“You don’t need any bridges, no servers, no middleware,” Igor said. “This is 100% cloud-native. Plug in your cameras, and you’re ready to go.”
The Pure Cloud console supports camera feeds from a range of sources – IP, analog, NVRs, drones, even body-worn devices—and organizes them through a single interface. There’s no thick client, no installation, and everything is accessible on any device.
Serverless Web-VMS Dashboard Walkthrough
Igor guided us through smart timeline playback, event bookmarks, real-time camera switching, and AI-driven video search. What stood out was the clarity and speed: AI tags like “human,” “vehicle,” or “motion” appeared in real-time on live feeds, with the option to scrub backward instantly to find visual context.
“With legacy systems, search takes hours. With our platform, it’s two clicks. You can search by color, object type, time, or location, and find the exact moment you’re looking for.”
For professionals comparing platforms, we recommend also checking out 6 Best IP Camera Monitoring Software 2025: Which Is the Best Choice?, which includes deeper insights into how Pure Cloud stacks up against other enterprise tools.
AI Modules: Object Tracking, Color & Area Search
The integrated AI engine offered impressive filtering: users could highlight a region of interest – say, a gate or entry zone, and apply “area search” for relevant motion in that zone only. The system would return all matching events, cutting out irrelevant footage and reducing alert fatigue.
“The color search is huge. If someone says ‘find the guy in a red jacket,’ we just enter the color, draw the area, and that’s it. No more hours scrubbing video,” Igor explained.
3dEYE also offers edge analytics and hybrid cloud storage, allowing footage to stay local while analytics happen in the cloud, perfect for bandwidth-sensitive deployments.
To better understand where 3dEYE fits in the broader AI landscape, visit our expert breakdown: 5 Best Security Video Analytics Software 2025 – Features & Reviews.
Smart AI for Any Camera Feed
One of the most powerful aspects of the 3dEYE platform is its true openness to hardware. Whether a business uses legacy analog systems, modern IP cameras, or body-worn units, everything can be viewed, analyzed, and managed in the same cloud dashboard—with no middleware.
“You don’t need to rip and replace. If it streams, we can connect it,” said Igor Keel during the demo. “Even an old DVR with RTSP can become part of your modern cloud setup.”
This camera-agnostic flexibility is a major win for integrators and enterprise users who want to modernize without huge upfront costs. For those looking to compare similar solutions, we recommend the roundup Best AI Security Cameras for 2025, where 3dEYE-compatible systems are also discussed.
NVR, DVR, Body-Worn, and Drone Integration
From rugged body cams in the field to drone surveillance in agriculture or construction, 3dEYE’s cloud VMS receives and processes streams seamlessly. You can even connect hybrid setups with existing NVRs, extending the life of older systems while upgrading to intelligent, searchable cloud workflows.
“One of our partners sends drone feeds for perimeter surveillance. Same interface, same analytics, same alerts—it’s all unified,” Igor noted.
Secure Multi-Camera Playback and Alarm Console
With role-based access, audit logs, and real-time multi-camera playback, the platform offers a control-room experience from any device. Operators can monitor large-scale deployments from anywhere and respond to AI-triggered events instantly.
“Our clients manage hundreds of feeds—from retail to industrial. What makes it work for business is how fast they can act on the data,” Igor emphasized.
Whether you’re overseeing a single retail site or coordinating surveillance across multiple factories, 3dEYE provides the tools to scale with security and business needs.
SIMETRY: Remote Uplink & LTE/LEO Coverage
When we met Cash Blackburn at the 3dEYE booth, he walked us through SIMETRY’s role in enabling secure, reliable uplinks for remote deployments. Whether it’s a temporary site, rural farm, or mobile infrastructure like a tower trailer, SIMETRY provides 24/7 connectivity through both LTE and LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite networks.
“What we do is ensure that no matter where your 3dEYE cloud camera with AI is located, it’s always online,” said Cash. “No fiber? No problem. We have the backhaul covered.”
24/7 Data, SIM Management, and IoT Setup
SIMETRY’s solution isn’t just about the connection – it’s about management. Their dashboard allows IT admins and integrators to oversee SIM cards across all devices, manage bandwidth usage, and provision new units on demand.
“We give visibility and control over every byte of data used,” Cash explained. “This is huge for cellular video upload and real-time AI alerts. You need uptime, and you need predictability.”
The system supports integration with VPN tunnels and static IP options, ensuring streams are securely routed into the 3dEYE platform, where smart analytics can take over.
Supporting Edge Connectivity for AI-Powered Feeds
In edge environments like construction sites, oil fields, or cross-border perimeters, SIMETRY provides a critical link. AI features such as object detection and loitering alerts still run at full efficiency, regardless of internet infrastructure.
“You don’t need to build a network,” said Cash. “We give you the pipeline, and 3dEYE gives you the brain.”
Together, SIMETRY and 3dEYE offer a practical, deploy-anywhere video solution that works as hard in remote zones as it does in urban security networks.
e2eThermal: AI Fire and Smoke Detection
Few threats escalate faster than fire. That’s why e2eThermal’s integration with 3dEYE’s cloud based VMS with AI drew particular attention at ISC West 2025. Gav Hill, CTO of e2eThermal, introduced the Optitherm thermal camera—an intelligent dual-sensor device that combines visible and infrared spectrum to detect not only heat but context.
“Optitherm uses deep-learning models trained on real-world fire events. We’re not just seeing heat—we’re seeing the threat in context,” Gav explained.
The Optitherm system sends alerts directly into 3dEYE’s cloud video surveillance platform, where events can trigger automated workflows, smart bookmarks, or even perimeter lockdowns.
Dual-Sensor Optitherm + Cloud AI Models
This camera doesn’t just passively record it reacts. Using its dual-imaging approach, it identifies flames, smoke, and temperature rise while distinguishing them from false positives like vehicle exhaust or hot machinery. That means smarter alerts, less downtime, and faster response.
“Our cameras are placed near substations, factories, and storage facilities. In some of these zones, a three-minute delay could mean millions in losses,” said Gav.
The system connects seamlessly into 3dEYE’s VMS without local servers. This edge-ready setup ensures performance even in low-connectivity areas, while leveraging the cloud’s scalable intelligence.
Use Cases for Fire, Perimeter and Intrusion Analytics
From energy facilities and warehouses to remote industrial sites, e2eThermal’s Optitherm is redefining proactive risk management. The same sensor can also detect human intrusion after hours, making it a versatile tool for both fire prevention and perimeter protection.
To explore similar concepts in wireless fire monitoring, check out the Ultimate Guide to Ajax FireProtect 2 another system that works well alongside cloud-integrated surveillance platforms like 3dEYE.
“With 3dEYE, our alerts aren’t just logged. They’re actionable in real-time, from anywhere,” concluded Gav.
Milesight: Smart Camera Hardware Integration
As part of the collaborative technology showcase at the 3dEYE booth, Milesight stood out for its seamless hardware-to-cloud integration. Known for robust performance in compact designs, Milesight cameras were running live on the 3dEYE cloud video surveillance platform, demonstrating true plug-and-play connectivity.
“You connect it, it streams – no drivers, no setup headaches. Just intelligent video from day one,” said Hower Huang, representative from Milesight.
These cameras, including fisheye, bullet, and PTZ variants, are optimized for flexible environments ranging from retail to outdoor infrastructure. Most importantly, they work out of the box with 3dEYE cloud camera protocols, offering real-time AI overlays, motion tags, and responsive alert triggers.
Plug & Play with 3dEYE Cloud
3dEYE’s auto-discovery function recognized Milesight cameras immediately during the demo. Features like remote firmware updates, resolution management, and video playback were all handled directly through the cloud dashboard, no local servers required.
“Even integrators new to cloud can get these cameras up and running in minutes,” Hower noted. “That’s a big win for multi-site or contractor deployments.”
For a closer look at the full ecosystem, check out our article Milesight at ISC West 2025: Panorama, Super AI & Serverless Video Surveillance, which breaks down everything from panoramic analytics to smart NVRs and solar-powered devices.
Smart Stream Technology to Preserve Bandwidth
A key feature of Milesight’s value is its Smart Stream technology. This dynamic encoding process reduces bandwidth usage during inactivity while maintaining full-quality frames during motion events. It’s especially valuable for cloud-based storage and cellular upload setups.
“In a cloud-first world, data costs matter,” said Hower. “We let you stream smart — and store smart.”
To see how this plays out in real installations, don’t miss our visual demo: AI That Detects Potted Plants?! Milesight Security Cameras, Smart NVRs & Solar Tech at ISC West 2025.
Milesight and 3dEYE together show how hardware and cloud can merge to create intelligent, reliable surveillance for business — without bloat, complexity, or compromise.
Final Thoughts from 3dEYE
Katherine Balabanova on Scaling Without Servers
At the close of ISC West 2025, Katherine Balabanova offered a clear summary of what makes 3dEYE stand apart.
“We’re helping businesses scale without servers, without limitations—and without being locked into one camera brand,” she said. “It’s about flexibility, security, and simplicity.”
From what we saw, 3dEYE is delivering exactly that. Their Pure Cloud VMS is more than a management tool. It’s a full ecosystem built for modern needs—from multi-site deployments to real-time AI surveillance in remote, infrastructure-light environments.
“If you’re tired of patchwork systems and local NVRs, we’re here to show there’s a better way.”
How to Get a Demo and Join the Cloud Ecosystem
Whether you’re managing a growing retail chain, overseeing infrastructure in isolated regions, or simply looking to modernize your existing setup, 3dEYE offers a reliable and scalable solution. You can book a personalized cloud demo through their website to explore how their system handles real-world video demands with AI accuracy and hardware flexibility.
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FAQ — Everything You Need to Know About 3dEYE
What is 3dEYE and how is it different from other VMS providers?
3dEYE is a cloud-based VMS with AI, offering a fully serverless solution for video surveillance. Unlike traditional systems that require on-site hardware, 3dEYE runs entirely in the cloud, supports multiple camera brands, and provides advanced AI analytics—all without physical NVRs or DVRs.
Can I use my existing cameras with 3dEYE Cloud VMS?
Yes. One of 3dEYE’s strengths is its camera-agnostic architecture. Whether you’re using IP cameras, analog setups with encoders, body-worn units, or even drones, the system can connect and process video feeds through its Pure Cloud platform.
Is 3dEYE cloud video surveillance secure?
Absolutely. 3dEYE emphasizes cybersecure architecture, leveraging encrypted streams and multi-factor authentication. The platform is hosted on trusted cloud providers like Amazon AWS, ensuring reliability and scalability for business and enterprise deployments.
Does 3dEYE offer AI features out of the box?
Yes. Features include AI-powered area search, object detection, color filters, license plate recognition, facial detection, and smart alert configuration. These tools help reduce false positives and speed up forensic searches—especially in large, multi-site environments.
Can 3dEYE work for business customers with many locations?
Definitely. The platform was designed for multisite and multibrand deployment. System integrators and businesses managing chain stores, logistics hubs, or franchise networks can centralize video access, playback, and alerting through a single, cloud-native dashboard.
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