3dEYE Platform Updates & New Features: March 2026
The latest 3dEYE platform updates for March 2026 introduce V2 Gateway performance upgrades, advanced automation workflows, AI-powered operator assistance, new camera integrations, and enhanced cloud monitoring capabilities.
Customer Use Case: Mobile Trailer Surveillance for Remote & Temporary Sites with JetStream
ake full control of your camera’s detection zones using our upgraded Mask-Based Analytical Rules Engine—now designed to help you build real, effective workflows, not just single-trigger alerts. By combining several rules with customized masks, you can significantly reduce false alarms caused by nuisance triggers, allowing you to focus your attention on true threats. This level of precision is crucial for reliable automation.
Faster Investigations, Smarter Response: Face Recognition & ALPR
Faster Investigations, Smarter Response: Face Recognition & ALPR Finding the right face or vehicle ID across thousands of events should not slow your team down. In high-volume, multi-site environments, faster search means less time reviewing footage and more time responding. Face Recognition delivers real-time alerts when a known individual, such as a flagged shoplifter or VIP guest, is identified. Teams can intervene sooner or provide a more personalized experience. License Plate Recognition enables instant vehicle searches across all LPR-enabled sites, tracks parking duration through entry and exit timestamps, and helps quickly locate vehicles of interest. Whether investigating incidents or enforcing parking policies, operators can act with speed and confidence.
Automation Workflows for NextGen Monitoring
Automation Workflows for NextGen Monitoring Managing video, analytics, and events across multiple sites shouldn’t mean juggling multiple tools or repeating the same steps all day. New automation workflows handle routine monitoring tasks for you. Set rules once, and let the system take care of the rest so your team can focus on exceptions and critical events instead of repetitive manual work. Think in natural and/or logic to automate responses: e.g. person detected → activate prerecorded message on the talk-down speaker → person loiters for 30 sec → operator dispatches guards onsite. As operations grow, these automations scale with you, keeping workloads manageable while helping monitoring teams support more sites without adding headcount.
V2 Gateway Launch: Run 4K Cameras on LTE and Cut Bandwidth by 80%
V2 Gateway Launch: Run 4K Cameras on LTE and Cut Bandwidth by 80% The V2 Gateway reduces bandwidth usage by up to 80%, enabling high-resolution 4K cameras to run even in connectivity-challenged environments like Mobile Surveillance Units—without sacrificing visibility or control. An integrated dashboard provides real-time system health insights to prevent downtime. Built-in GPS keeps fleet assets visible, while 2TB of onboard SSD storage ensures video remains accessible when cloud connectivity is limited. V2 simplifies deployment with an integrated router, reducing hardware and on-site network configuration. As deployments expand, V2 scales seamlessly without reworking infrastructure.
New Plug-and-Play Camera Integration
New Plug-and-Play Camera Integration As organizations modernize their video infrastructure, integrators need faster ways to bring reliable camera hardware into cloud monitoring environments. 3dEYE now supports plug-and-play integration with Hanwha Vision cameras, enabling rapid onboarding and simplified deployment without complex configuration. Using Hanwha’s Open Platform SDK, compatible Wisenet cameras connect directly to the 3dEYE platform, allowing monitoring teams to activate devices quickly and securely to stream video to the cloud. Because 3dEYE push modules run across multiple Hanwha devices depending on the underlying SoC architecture, partners can deploy across a wide range of supported models while maintaining a consistent monitoring and management experience.
Agentic AI for Operator Assistance
NextGen Monitoring AI Operator goes beyond event detection, it prioritizes how information is surfaced, contextualized, and acted upon, enabling operators to focus on what matters most in real time. These operator-facing improvements reduce cognitive load and enable faster, more confident decision-making by intelligently organizing and prioritizing activity across sites. By enhancing visibility into critical events, the platform supports more efficient monitoring and investigation workflows, particularly in high-volume and multi-site environments. The result is real operational relief, with a single live monitoring operator able to effectively manage up to four times more cameras without sacrificing performance.
Meet Us in-person at ISC West 2026
Meet Us in-person atISC West 2026Dates: March 25-27, 2026Location: Venetian Expo, Las VegasBooth: #23003 Join 3dEYE at ISC West 2026! Stop by our Tech Bar to explore the latest ALPR and Face Recognition UI enhancements, meet the 3dEYE team, and see how cloud-based video AI streamlines workflows and improves operator efficiency. We look forward to connecting with you in Las Vegas: please send your meeting request to marketing@3deye.ai! Last chance: Register for FREE using the link below by March 12, 2026. After this date, passes will be $100 with our link or $175 without.
Watch On-Demand Webinar: Brazil Partner Session
Watch On-Demand Webinar: Brazil Partner Session Our recent live webinar with Dealer Shop, 3dEYE’s partner in Brazil, is now available to watch on demand. In this session, we highlight how pure cloud video monitoring powered by the 3dEYE platform is transforming security operations across Brazil. As organizations continue modernizing their infrastructure, cloud deployments help integrators eliminate on-site servers, simplify installation, and scale faster. The discussion also explores how AI-driven analytics enable real-time visibility and smarter decision-making, giving end users greater operational insight while creating recurring revenue opportunities for partners.
Video Highlights: Creating Users and Roles in the 3dEYE Platform
Video Highlights:Creating Users and Roles in the 3dEYE Platform Access control begins with proper setup and a clearly defined user and role structure. Learn how to create Customer-level users, assign Admin or Guard roles, and structure camera-level access within the 3dEYE platform. Admins are responsible for managing cameras and settings within their assigned scope, while Guards focus on live monitoring and clip management through the Video portal. Users may hold multiple roles, but only one role type at a time, ensuring clear operational structure from the start.
Video Highlights: Manage Roles and Permissions in the 3dEYE Platform
Video Highlights:Manage Roles and Permissions in the 3dEYE Platform As deployments scale, access governance becomes increasingly important. Explore how roles are organized across the platform and how camera-level permissions define what users can view, control, and modify. Admins manage cameras and users across both portals within their scope. Guards access the Video portal only, with configurable permissions for viewing and clip management. Guard-created clips can only be deleted by the Guard, an authorized Admin, or the Owner, reinforcing clear accountability.
Please Check Out the Latest 3dEYE Knowledge Base Updates:
- Tutorial: Setting up 3dEYE gateway using your own Raspberry Pi board
- Tutorial: NextGen Monitoring Portal
- Integrations: Get started with API methods, how to retrieve Events data
- Integration: Workflow description to create a push module for a device for cybersecure and simple camera-to-cloud connection
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