Camect and 3Si Connect AI Video Alerts to Public Safety Dispatch

Nov 2, 2026
Camect and 3Si Security Systems are integrating AI video detection with the DirectToDispatch platform to send incident information from existing security cameras to public safety agencies.

Camect and 3Si Security Systems are integrating their security products, the companies announced in a press release on 2 November. The integration connects Camect's AI video analysis with 3Si's DirectToDispatch platform.

Camect analyzes feeds from existing security cameras to identify relevant activity, reduce unnecessary alerts, and provide visual context. DirectToDispatch can send that incident information to public safety agencies for use in dispatch and response workflows.

"This integration with 3Si empowers our dealers and the communities they serve to maintain control of their video data while securely sharing relevant information with the people who need it most: our first responders," said Ron Grubbs, VP of sales business development at Camect. 3Si says its network covers more than 10,400 law enforcement agencies.

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