Deep Sentinel, a security provider that offers 24/7 live video monitoring using a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and remote guards, has announced a $15 million funding round. The funding round was led by Intel Capital, with participation from Shasta Ventures, Slow Ventures, UP2398, and Jason Calacanis’ The Syndicate.
Deep Sentinel’s smart home security systems utilize high-definition cameras, AI, and human intervention to provide comprehensive protection against potential intruders. The technology is designed to identify potential threats in real-time and notify the company’s trained security guards, who can communicate directly with the home or business owner and even contact law enforcement if necessary. The company’s 24/7 monitoring and instant response capabilities make it a proactive and effective security solution for homeowners and small to medium-sized businesses in the United States.
With the new funding, Deep Sentinel aims to enhance the affordability, availability, and reliability of its security solutions. The investment will support the development of their best-of-breed offering, combining hardware, software, and 24/7 monitoring services. The company’s focus is on providing AI-powered security solutions that effectively prevent crimes.
Deep Sentinel believes that its AI-enabled security systems offer the best solution for the growing threats faced by businesses and homes in the United States. The funding will enable the company to further its mission of making the world’s best security product accessible to all customers.
Customers who have installed Deep Sentinel’s technology, such as Jack Azbill, the owner of Varitec Systems, have praised its lightning-fast connectivity, reliability, and robust features. The simplicity of the system for end-users, combined with its powerful capabilities, makes it a preferred choice for commercial integrators like Azbill.
