Bengaluru · Karnataka
AI CCTV and intruder detection in Bengaluru
Bengaluru asks harder questions about privacy than most markets, and that suits us — processing runs on-premises by default, face data is stored as templates rather than images, and access is role-controlled. The typical deployment here is campus access and attendance rather than theft prevention.
Focus in this market: Tech offices, campuses and gated communities
What we typically see in Bengaluru
- Tech campuses needing contactless attendance and restricted-room access logs.
- Gated communities with multiple entry gates and heavy delivery traffic.
- Organisations with internal data-governance reviews that require on-premises processing.
Solutions available in Bengaluru
AI intruder detection
AI intruder detection
Warehouses
AI CCTV camera for warehouses
Offices
AI CCTV for offices
Factories
factory security system
Retail
retail shop security system
Homes & societies
smart home security system
Schools
school security system
Hospitals
hospital security system
Perimeter protection
smart perimeter protection
AI CCTV in Bengaluru — common questions
Do you install AI CCTV in Bengaluru?
Yes, through our verified dealer network. Deployment in Bengaluru follows the same process as anywhere else: a free camera audit first, then installation on your existing cameras, then two weeks of tuning against your real footage.
Do I need to buy new cameras in Bengaluru?
Almost never. PGAK runs as software on the CCTV you already own, provided the DVR or NVR exposes an RTSP stream — which nearly all systems installed in the last decade do. The free audit confirms this before you spend anything.
What does AI CCTV cost in Bengaluru?
₹1,000 per camera per month, with no hidden fees and no separate licence cost. Pricing does not vary by city.
How long does deployment take in Bengaluru?
Most sites are live within a day of the survey. Tuning zones, schedules and thresholds against your actual footage takes another fortnight — that part is what determines whether you keep the alerts switched on.