Eagle Eye Networks, global cloud video surveillance solutions provider, has announced the expansion of the Eagle Eye Cloud Video Application Programming Interface (API) Developer Program. Eagle Eye Cloud Video API Developer Program participants receive an Eagle Eye Video API account, along with discounted equipment to connect compatible security cameras to the Eagle Eye Cloud Video Surveillance platform. Additionally, they receive access to sample code, training, phone support and assistance with system design.

Eagle Eye Video API

The Eagle Eye Video API provides a set of tools to quickly build or integrate applications with both live and recorded video from surveillance cameras. The applications can range from very simple to highly complex. Eagle Eye Networks does the heavy lifting of capturing, storing, and indexing the video and events.

The Eagle Eye Video API eliminates the high infrastructure burden of traditional video system integration Developers can search, modify, tag, play, share, and stream the video in their apps with a few lines of code. There are unlimited new applications for visualization and analysis, such as point-of-sale, customer service, video alerts, employee training and more.

Big Data Video Framework

Eagle Eye Networks’ RESTful Video API is easy to use, scalable, secure, reliable, and redundant, providing a robust set of storage, analytics, indexing, and interfaces for quickly building or integrating applications with both live and recorded video. The Eagle Eye Video API eliminates the high infrastructure burden of traditional video system integration, by removing the requirement to purchase and install servers, storage, and software and hire staff to assemble and maintain the infrastructure before beginning development. The platform uses the Eagle Eye Big Data Video Framework, with time-based data structures for indexing, search, retrieval and analysis of the video.

There are no extra charges for using the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS API. Some examples of API usage include analytics integration, user database integration, simplified user interface development, specialized mobile app development, and many more.

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