The platform
ForestEye turns ordinary IP cameras and low-cost sensors into an early-warning network: AI that watches every frame, an alarm box on site, and one portal to follow everything live.
Three building blocks
Any standard IP camera becomes a fire lookout. The AI runs on an ordinary computer — no GPU, no per-camera licence.
A compact ESP32-based unit that warns people on site and measures the conditions that come before a fire.
One secure place for the whole team, on a phone or a computer, from anywhere.
Anatomy of an alert
The camera's image reaches the AI, which analyses it frame after frame.
Fire must be seen over several frames; smoke must last and move by itself. Then the alert is raised.
The alarm box flashes red and sounds, even if the system is disarmed — fire is always critical.
The portal shows the alert with its snapshot; a video clip is recorded for the report.
Measured, not promised
Measured on our prototype with a real IP camera and ESP32 alarm box.
Security & data
Personal accounts with roles. Live video is only served after sign-in, and all remote traffic is encrypted.
The site connects out to the portal through a secure tunnel — no router port is opened.
On your own server, on site, or with a provider of your choice — including hosting in Algeria, in line with Law 18-07.
Tell us about your site. We'll show you ForestEye working live, and plan a pilot with you.