Verkada Adds Fleet, Sound and AI Integrations to Security Platform

Sep 17, 2026
Verkada introduced transportation security, enterprise sound systems and connections to Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini through Model Context Protocol.

Verkada announced in a press release new tools for vehicle fleets, enterprise sound systems and building operations at its VerkadaOne conference in Miami. Software updates will begin rolling out on October 8, while new hardware will ship in October and November.

Verkada Transportation combines vehicle video security with remote fleet management. It includes rugged cameras, a vehicle gateway with 5G and Wi-Fi, vehicle diagnostics, GPS and driving behavior search, fleet safety monitoring and face blurring for passenger privacy.

Verkada Sound Systems provides centralized management for music, announcements and automated security warnings through network audio players and speakers. Catalyst, a read only Model Context Protocol integration for Verkada Command, connects approved AI services including Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. Users can create operational workflows, reports and integrations through natural language prompts.

Other additions include thermal and FIPS validated cameras, autonomous Skydio drone integration, investigation and alert tools, AI reception, employee check in, fire alarm monitoring and Verkada Maps, a three dimensional view of facilities.

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