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Xeoma: Video Surveillance and AI Analytics Software
- Security
- Security Monitoring
- Small businesses
- Mid-market companies
- Retail stores
- Enterprise security teams
Pricing
Xeoma offers a free version for basic tasks, a trial for evaluation, and paid tiers including Lite, Standard, and Pro. Monthly subscriptions are also available.
At a glance
- Best for
- Small businesses, Mid-market companies, Retail stores, Enterprise security teams
- Key use cases
- Retail Traffic Analysis, Site Security and Access Control, Industrial Safety Monitoring, Public Space Monitoring
- Official website
- Visit xeoma official website
How AI is used
Xeoma is a cross-platform video surveillance system that converts standard cameras into monitoring tools. It is designed for a range of users, including small business owners, home users, and security teams in banks, airports, and factories.
The software supports basic video recording and continuous monitoring, and includes AI modules for tasks such as recognizing specific objects, detecting crowd density, and identifying license plates or faces to support site security.
Buyers should confirm which version of the software fits their scale. While the system can support up to 3,000 cameras per server, the Lite and Starter editions have limits on the number of cameras and modules allowed in a chain.
Because it supports various camera brands and operating systems—including Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android—it may help businesses avoid vendor lock-in by allowing them to use different hardware.
Key Features
AI Face and License Plate Recognition
Identifies faces and vehicle plates, supporting white/black lists and search by photo or name.
Object and Event Detection
Recognizes people, animals, vehicles, and drones, as well as detecting abandoned objects or slips and falls.
Sound Event Detection
Monitors for specific sounds such as glass breaking, car alarms, screams, and gunshots.
Visitor Analytics
Includes tools for counting visitors and creating heat maps to analyze traffic flow in retail or office spaces.
Cross-Platform Support
Runs on Windows, Linux (including ARM/Raspberry), macOS, and Android.
P2P Remote Access
Supports accessing cameras and managing the system remotely without requiring a static external IP address.
Use Cases
Retail Traffic Analysis
Using visitor counters and heat maps to analyze customer movement and store layout.
Site Security and Access Control
Supporting automated entry via face or license plate recognition and monitoring perimeters for intrusions.
Industrial Safety Monitoring
Detecting the use of safety helmets and work uniforms on construction sites or in factories.
Public Space Monitoring
Identifying abandoned objects or recognizing crowd gatherings in public areas.
FAQ
Which operating systems does Xeoma support?
- Xeoma runs on Windows, Linux (including ARM/Raspberry), macOS, and Android, with client apps available for iOS and Android.
How many cameras can Xeoma support?
- The software can support up to 3,000 cameras per server, though specific limits apply to the Lite and Starter editions.
Is remote access included in Xeoma?
- Yes, P2P remote connectivity is included at no cost, allowing users to access their cameras without a static external IP address.
What is the difference between the Xeoma editions?
- The Lite version is for small setups with limited cameras and modules; Standard provides a set of functions for SMBs; and Pro is designed for larger enterprises with advanced features like heat maps and additional AI capabilities.
Source category: Security
Source subcategory: Security Monitoring
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