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Spot AI vs Triya AI

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Spot AI

8.2#1 in video surveillance softwareFrom $1,500 a year
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Triya AI

6.4#8 in ai video analytics software
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FactSpot AITriya AI
Camera compatibilityThe system is camera-agnostic, supporting existing IP cameras and legacy analog cameras through its recorder.The platform works with any IP camera over standard RTSP/ONVIF feeds.
Camera supportSpot AI says it works with existing IP cameras, including any camera system with an RTSP stream.It connects to existing IP cameras over standard RTSP/ONVIF protocols.
Founded20182025
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, United StatesAbu Dhabi, UAE
IntegrationsListed integrations include Avigilon Alta, Azure AD, Brivo, FlexWash, Google Workspace, HALO, Kisi, Microsoft 365, Okta, Omnilert, ProdataKey, and Rinsed.The site names Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Hanwha Vision, Uniview, Bosch and Honeywell, as well as any RTSP/ONVIF camera or NVR.
ProductSpot AI turns existing cameras into AI agents that observe activity, reason against goals or SOPs, and trigger real-time responses across security, safety, and operations.Triya uses AI agents to monitor CCTV feeds around the clock, detect incidents and alert teams.

Spot AI plans

  • Free tierFree
  • Basic$1,500 a year
  • Paid servicesPriced on request
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Triya AI plans

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Pick Spot AI if…

It suits organizations using cameras for security, safety or operational oversight, including the listed industries of manufacturing, warehousing, construction, retail, car washes, healthcare, education and government. The API may suit teams building camera-data integrations or automations.

Pick Triya AI if…

Triya AI suits organizations that want to add video analytics to existing cameras, including manufacturing, retail, real estate, facilities, smart cities, and event management. Its Edge Box is described for government, critical infrastructure, and regulated sectors.

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