Eagle Eye Networks, the pioneer in cloud video surveillance, announced it has been named one of the ten most innovative startups in Texas by LexisNexis.

Selected based on patent quality, geographic scope, and portfolio size, LexisNexis identified patent portfolios with the highest values to provide “an objective view of which companies are driving innovation across the Texas startup universe.”

AI-powered Smart Video Search

Over the past 12 years, we’ve worked hard to build a culture of innovation where creativity thrives in every department–from engineering and manufacturing to tech support, customer service, and sales."

"Our recent work on AI-powered Smart Video Search, 911 Camera Sharing, and Eagle Eye Automations reflects that collective effort,” said Dean Drako, Founder and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks. “We are honored to be named one of the 10 most innovative companies in Texas." 

Integrate with other great technologies

As an open platform company, we’re also proud to integrate with other great technologies, giving our customers the flexibility and freedom to choose what works best for their business,” Drako added.

Marco Richter, Senior Director of IP Analytics and Strategy for LexisNexis Intellectual Property Solutions, said, “We are pleased to recognize Texas’ most innovative startups for turning their ideas into patented innovations and look forward to watching them scale, disrupt, and thrive on the foundation they’ve laid today.”

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