Amego Inc. is a nonprofit organization supporting children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities across multiple group homes. When a single incident required three staff members to spend over 30 hours searching through camera footage, it became clear that manual review wasn't sustainable. Oddity.ai now analyzes Amego's existing cameras in real time, alerting staff the moment aggression or self-injury is detected. Setup was straightforward, and detection is continuously fine-tuned to Amego's environment.
Incident review now takes under
minutes
Less time spent manually searching through footage
Hours of manual review saved in a single week
With staff spread across multiple group homes, no one is able to monitor cameras around the clock. Critical moments were missed entirely, and when incidents did come to light, the only option was to search through hours of footage after the fact.
As Chris Isabwa, Head of IT, put it: the team once spent over 30 hours in a single week combing through footage from dozens of cameras to find one incident. The need was clear: reliable, real-time alerts so the right people can act immediately.
Oddity now surfaces incidents that require administrative or clinical attention in real time, giving staff time back to focus on care rather than footage. Blind spots across homes are effectively eliminated, even when no one is watching live. Integration was smooth and required no new hardware, with rapid adjustments based on Amego's feedback.
The system is meeting its objectives and continues to be refined, balancing alert accuracy with timely, actionable notifications.
Chris Isabwa
Head of IT, Amego Inc.
