Your existing cameras.
Our AI. Live in an hour.
No hardware to buy. No engineers to schedule. No software to install or maintain. Point your existing ONVIF cameras at RMADOR — AI-powered perimeter security is live within the hour. Unlike Verkada or Eagle Eye, you keep your existing cameras and pay only for the intelligence.
Works with cameras you already own
If your cameras support ONVIF — the industry-standard protocol used by Axis, Bosch, Hanwha, Pelco, Avigilon, and most others — you're ready to start. No hardware replacement needed.
Our AI improves automatically
Model improvements are applied to your system automatically, without any action on your part. Every update goes through a rigorous review and testing process before reaching your cameras.
Manage all your sites in one place
Enterprise customers get a unified view across every location — live threat scores, active alerts, and bollard status for every site on a single map.
Continues working if the internet goes down
Your AI keeps analysing camera feeds and your bollards keep responding during outages. Alerts are queued locally and delivered the moment connectivity returns.
Graceful degradation, never a dead stop
In the unlikely event of a prolonged connectivity issue, the system switches to a lightweight motion-detection mode. Bollard control, local recording, and your operator dashboard remain fully active throughout.
Your video never leaves your site
All camera analysis happens on RMADOR's dedicated GPU servers — your RTSP stream is processed and immediately discarded. No video, no faces, and no identifying footage is ever stored off-site.
What stays on your site
To continuously improve detection across all deployments, systems share anonymised performance data. Here is exactly what that means — and what it does not include.
What is shared (anonymised, with your consent):
- Anonymised event summaries — no timestamps, names, or faces
- Generic zone categories only — no zone names or locations
- Randomised event identifiers — no link to specific incidents
- No licence plates, no operator details, no video
- All data subject to GDPR pseudonymisation standards
Never shared: video footage, camera feeds, exact timestamps, zone names, operator identities, licence plates, or any information that could identify a specific person or location.