Alocity Raises Series A Funding to Advance AI Platform for Physical Security

Jul 21, 2026
Alocity announced it has completed a Series A funding round to accelerate its AI platform that connects access control, AI video intelligence, and communications into one integrated operating experience.

Alocity announced in a press release that it has completed a Series A funding round led by a private investment group and founder Marco Quintero. The new funding will support innovation in its AI platform, expand its engineering, sales, and marketing teams, and scale its network of security integration partners.

Alocity’s platform brings access control, AI video intelligence, visitor management, intercom capabilities, and workflow automation into one unified experience. At the core is Aimee, Alocity’s AI Operator for Physical Spaces, which understands user intent, manages connected systems, and performs authorized actions while maintaining an audit trail.

The company integrates with Mercury Security controllers to preserve existing access control infrastructure and employs its NVidia powered AiVR system to bring embedded AI processing to camera networks. This approach allows organizations to upgrade existing systems without full replacement, lowering the cost and complexity of adopting AI-based physical security.

According to the company, the investment will drive further development of its AI platform, expand enterprise features, strengthen technology partnerships, and continue growth across customer engagement and product engineering functions.

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