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EyeBuild expands to California: ASU alumni startup reinvents construction site security

Born out of Arizona State University’s entrepreneurial community, EyeBuild is reshaping the future of construction security through innovation, affordability and reliability. Founded by ASU alumni Vicente Velasquez, the company started with a simple realization from his years in real estate: builders needed a surveillance solution that actually worked in the field.

“When I was in real estate, I constantly saw builders dealing with stolen materials, delays, and unreliable camera systems,” said Velasquez, CEO of EyeBuild. “We wanted to build something that was not only affordable but truly dependable—a system that could operate anywhere, even where there’s no Wi-Fi. That’s how EyeBuild was born.”

EyeBuild’s cutting-edge solar-powered units provide round-the-clock protection using AI motion detection, cloud recording, and 5G-connected technology. The system’s independence from traditional networks has made it one of the most advanced construction security cameras available—ideal for builders, developers and project managers who need reliability on any job site.

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Born out of Arizona State University’s entrepreneurial community, EyeBuild is reshaping the future of construction security through innovation, affordability and reliability. Founded by ASU alumni Vicente Velasquez, the company started with a simple realization from his years in real estate: builders needed a surveillance solution that actually worked in the field.

“When I was in real estate, I constantly saw builders dealing with stolen materials, delays, and unreliable camera systems,” said Velasquez, CEO of EyeBuild. “We wanted to build something that was not only affordable but truly dependable—a system that could operate anywhere, even where there’s no Wi-Fi. That’s how EyeBuild was born.”

EyeBuild’s cutting-edge solar-powered units provide round-the-clock protection using AI motion detection, cloud recording, and 5G-connected technology. The system’s independence from traditional networks has made it one of the most advanced construction security cameras available—ideal for builders, developers and project managers who need reliability on any job site.

Each EyeBuild camera is engineered for fast setup, remote access, and seamless mobility between projects. Builders no longer need to rely on unstable internet connections or costly power sources. This makes EyeBuild’s construction site cameras no Wi-Fi and job site cameras some of the most versatile in the industry.

After becoming a trusted security partner for dozens of builders across Arizona, EyeBuild is now expanding its operations to California — beginning with the Palisade rebuilding projects. These sites, recovering from severe fire damage, rely on EyeBuild’s construction site security cameras to monitor materials, crews and progress 24/7.

“Our move into California isn’t just about growth — it’s about purpose,” added Velasquez. “We’re helping rebuild communities and protect what matters most for the people who build our cities.”

The company’s rapid growth is powered by innovation and a mission rooted in real-world experience. EyeBuild’s ASU-driven engineering team continues to enhance its construction site surveillance cameras and building site security cameras, ensuring that every system delivers maximum uptime, clarity and security.

From its Arizona roots to its California expansion, EyeBuild represents the new standard for jobsite security cameras—a blend of technology, reliability and community-driven vision.

Visit www.eyebuild.us for more information.

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