Eyes Forward: The Birth of Aeye Systems

"It started with a question no one else was asking…”

“Why is life-saving technology priced like a luxury—when it should be standard?”

"Why are the very systems meant to reduce distraction actually adding more screens, more noise, more confusion?"

And why—in an era of AI and real-time everything—are officers still manually sifting through outdated alerts like it’s 2005?"

That’s when we knew: the old way of doing ALPR wasn’t just broken—it was blocking progress.

We didn’t start in a boardroom. We started in a car.

Not with a spreadsheet. Not with a product brief.

We rode with officers. We listened. We watched. We saw what they saw.

And what we saw was the opportunity to build something better.

Not just another surveillance tool, but a smarter partner for the road.

A system that doesn’t just collect plate numbers—but thinks. A system that doesn’t just beep—but speaks. A system that doesn’t just surveil—but serves.

And so, Aeye Systems was born.

Not “eye” like vision. Aeye—like AI. Spelled smarter. Built smarter. Priced smarter.

Our first product, the ai4 , isn’t just a plate reader—it’s a full policing platform.

It reads up to 10 times more plates per dollar than legacy systems. It’s priced for fleet-wide deployment. It installs in minutes. It runs silently, watches constantly, and integrates everything—ALPR, facial recognition, vehicle alerts, and soon, touchless enforcement.

What Apple did for personal technology—making it intuitive, powerful, and beautifully simple—we’re doing for policing.

But here’s the truth: Aeye isn’t just about technology. It’s about time.

Giving officers back their attention. Their focus. Their margin of safety.

Because policing isn’t about staring at a screen—It’s about eyes on the road, hands on the wheel, and minds on the mission.