
United States · Security & investigations startup
Deep Sentinel is a security technology company based in Pleasanton, California, founded in 2016.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
Deep Sentinel is a security technology company based in Pleasanton, California, founded in 2016.
The company offers a unique 24/7 proactive crime-stopping system that combines AI-powered surveillance with live human monitoring. This approach allows Deep Sentinel to prevent crimes before they occur, setting it apart from traditional security systems that only record incidents after they happen. The company's services include a hybrid security model that integrates deep-learning AI with remote guards who monitor alerts in real-time. This system can identify suspicious behavior and intervene through two-way audio, contacting law enforcement if necessary. Deep Sentinel supports all major security camera brands, enabling users to incorporate existing cameras into its monitoring network. The company serves both residential and commercial markets, with around 5,000 customers across the United States, including homeowners and businesses seeking enhanced security solutions.
Funding, as reported
From Deep Sentinel's own website: 1 founder, 4 on the team.
AdvisersCharles HuangFrederique DameGeorges HarikJames HongTodd Phillips
What they build
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hardwaresecurityconsumerssecurity system with ai analysisanti-intrusion technologyai surveillancevideo intervention systemsintrusion detectionhome securityproactive crime prevention technologysecurity camera detectioncommercial security solutions24/7 monitoringsecurity system with instant alertsfalse alarm reductionsecurity system for homes
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