Intenseye is an AI-powered environmental health and safety (EHS) platform that plugs into a facility's existing CCTV cameras to detect unsafe behaviors, ergonomic risks, and compliance gaps around the clock. Founded in 2018 by CEO Sercan Esen, a former AI consultant at Sony, the company is headquartered in New York City and has raised more than $93 million, including a $64 million Series B led by Lightspeed Venture Partners in 2024.
The platform runs 120+ computer-vision models covering 45-50+ EHS use cases — missing personal protective equipment, unsafe material handling, and ergonomic strain among them — without using facial recognition or biometric identification, a distinction the company emphasizes for workplace-privacy reasons. Intenseye reports protecting more than 100,000 workers across 25+ countries, and in 2025 launched Sentinel, a physical AI hardware suite that extends the platform from passive monitoring toward real-time on-site alerts and action.
Intenseye sells to Fortune 500 industrial, manufacturing, and logistics companies running facilities across dozens of sites, and pricing is set through direct sales rather than published tiers, reflecting the platform's per-site, per-camera deployment model. The company has also used its own computer-vision technology in its sales process — generating a hazard-detection video from a prospect's actual camera footage before the first sales call.
