Eagle Eye Networks, the provider of cloud video surveillance, announces the launch of the Eagle Eye Local Display Station. The new video appliance integrates seamlessly with Eagle Eye’s Cloud Video Management System (VMS), displaying up to 32 cameras on any standard TV display and up to 164 cameras across multiple display pages.

The Eagle Eye Local Display Station is available in two models, the DS100 which supports a single display, and the DS200 which supports two displays. Both models provide ultra-low latency, crisp, and clear video. The software provides high reliability and customizable layouts which are controlled and managed from the cloud.

Embedded software technology

The Eagle Eye Local Display Station delivers live video without the cost, complexity, and maintenance of a workstation, making it ideal for use in public areas or remote locations with less technical support staff. It delivers live video on nearly any monitor. And, it’s designed using the highest quality components, with embedded software technology that ensures reliability even during power outages.

The addition of the Eagle Eye Local Display Stations to our product portfolio improves deterrence, detection, and response to incidents while making the most of security budget dollars,” said Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks. “It provides customers the benefits of cloud video surveillance and a trouble-free local live display.” The Eagle Eye Display Station DS100 and Eagle Eye Display Station DS200 are available immediately and have a starting price of 899 USD.

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