Earth Eyes Corporation (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Saburo Yamauchi; hereinafter 'the Company'), a provider of AI-based security and disaster prevention systems, is launching an 'AI Adoption Support Campaign' for companies currently using analog or legacy IP cameras. In this campaign, the Company will conduct site assessments—either remotely or on-site—to propose the optimal camera configuration and AI utilization tailored to the installation environment and specific needs. Furthermore, for facilities that install eight or more IP cameras through the Company, one 'AIBOX'—a core device that adds AI analysis functionality to security cameras—will be provided free of charge for three months. Post-installation image (suspicious behavior detection)
While interest in AI applications for security and disaster prevention has grown in recent years, many companies hesitate to adopt it due to concerns such as 'high implementation costs,' 'perceived operational difficulty,' or 'uncertainty about which AI to choose.' Through providing AI solutions to various sites, the Company has recognized that psychological and economic hurdles are significant barriers to AI adoption. In particular, we believe that a lack of clarity regarding the appropriate camera configuration and AI utilization methods for a company's specific environment is a major factor complicating the decision-making process. Given this background, this campaign aims to provide an opportunity for a smooth transition to AI by organizing installation environments and challenges through site assessments, and proposing the most suitable camera configurations and AI applications.
Campaign NameAI Adoption Support CampaignApplication PeriodMarch 27, 2026 (Fri) – June 1, 2026 (Mon) *1EligibilityCompanies considering replacing analog or legacy IP camerasOverview[STEP 1] Site assessment (remote or on-site). [STEP 2] Free provision of one 'AIBOX' for up to 3 months for companies installing IP cameras through the Company.
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