Camect reaches strategic cooperation with 3Si to directly integrate AI video intelligence into public security
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Camect Announces Strategic Technical Cooperation with 3Si Security Systems, Connecting Its AI Video Intelligence to 3Si’s DirectToDispatch ™ Platform to Provide Operable Event Intelligence to Public Security Departments at Critical Moments
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Mountain View, California, November 2, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- AI A company pioneering in video intelligence and intelligent security camera technology, Camect, today announced a strategic technical partnership with 3Si, a provider of security intelligence solutions for public safety and private sector organizations. Security Systems

This collaboration will connect the advanced AI video intelligence of Camect with the award-winning DirectToDispatch ™ platform from 3Si, establishing a more direct channel between intelligent security detection and public safety response.

By combining the ability of Camect to identify relevant activities in existing security camera systems with the public safety intelligence network already established by 3Si, the two companies are collaborating to change the way critical event information is conveyed to the people responsible for protecting the community.

"This integration with 3Si allows our dealers and the communities they serve to securely share relevant content with those who need it most – our first responders – while maintaining control over their own video data," said Ron Grubbs, Vice President of Sales and Business Development. "3Si has been a trusted partner in the field of public safety for decades, and we are very proud to work alongside them to help enhance community safety and support frontline personnel."

Intelligently connect videos to public safety responses

In enterprises, commercial real estate, and communities, security cameras collect a vast amount of video data every day. However, identifying meaningful activities and converting them into actionable intelligence remains a challenge.

Camect's AI video analytics addresses this challenge by detecting relevant activities, reducing unnecessary alerts, and providing meaningful visual context. Through collaboration with 3Si, Camect's intelligence capabilities can be extended from traditional security monitoring to public safety workflows.

3Si's DirectToDispatch ™ platform establishes a connection between private sector security intelligence and public safety agencies, supporting the transmission of actionable event information at critical moments.

Two companies hope to work together to bridge the gap between "discovering incidents" and "responding with greater awareness."

About Camect

Camect is a technology company headquartered in Silicon Valley, specializing in AI video intelligence and advanced security camera solutions. Camect aims to make existing camera systems smarter by transforming ordinary security cameras into intelligent tools capable of recognizing meaningful activities. These cameras feature over 40 advanced detection functions, reducing false alarms and providing real-time, actionable video insights.

With an architecture that is not limited by camera brands, a privacy-focused design, and support for professional monitoring, real-time crime centers ( RTCC ), and emergency communication centers ( ECC ), Camect helps enterprises, security professionals, and public safety organizations to derive greater value from their existing video infrastructure. The company currently has more than 30 integrations and this number is still increasing.

Camect is headquartered in Mountain View, California, and is committed to making intelligent video security more accessible, more interconnected, and more efficient.

To learn about the advanced detection and features of Camect, visit Camect.com to apply for a demonstration.

For more information about this integration, please visit www.camect.com.

Regarding 3Si Security Systems

3Si is a leading provider of innovative security solutions, committed to creating a safer and more secure world. The company combines technology with practical experience to provide an intelligent platform for protecting people, assets, and law enforcement agencies, while supporting real-time, informed decision-making.

Leveraging partnerships with over 10,400 law enforcement agencies, 3Si is capable of directly transmitting actionable criminal intelligence to police dispatch systems for prioritizing and responding to crimes. Its integrated technology suite includes concealed GPS tracking, camera and video solutions, video management technologies, as well as its award-winning DirectToDispatch ™ platform.

From detection to scheduling, every second is of vital importance.

For more information, please visit www.3sisecurity.com.

Contact Information: David Leon | [ email protected ]

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