Showing posts with label surveillance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surveillance. Show all posts
May 5, 2020
Contact-Less User Interfaces Are Becoming A Part Of Our New Future - Part 2
The impact that voice-recognition technology is having on our daily lives, is becoming more prevalent, given the current pandemic and quantity of smart-speakers currently available.
The above video we shared in a post we wrote almost a year ago and while it is somewhat comical in it's presentation, it does perhaps highlight a potential future that awaits us.
The article we wrote last year, portends that perhaps there are issues with smart-speaker technology today that we are yet to perfect. Given the current times, I suggest that the uptake of more voice recognition technologies may become an even greater part of our lives, that our article did not recognize at the time.
In March 2018, we also wrote about the integration of Amazon Alexa into new housing constructions in Sydney Australia. Perhaps this kind of technology is not too distant from us any longer?
I'm curious to know other people opinions about this subject.
April 9, 2020
UNV Thermal - A Solution By Seadan Security To Detect Potential COVID-19 Carriers
Seadan Security & Electronics are a well known Australian security products manufacturer, distributor and wholesaler, that have supplied the security industry in Australia for many years. I first met them in 1990 when i used a novel product designed to replace standard shopfront aluminum door locks with a electro-magnetic lock product that was years ahead of it's time.
I recently discovered their new product, this thermal camera system that detects the temperature of a person within a certain distance, allowing contactless monitoring of environments that could mean the difference between catching and spreading the virus to protecting non-infected persons.
Definitely not a cheapo product. this system could spell the difference between staying in business and closing down.
If safety and security of your staff, customers and the public, is of concern to you, consider this product as a modern alternative given these trying times.
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January 1, 2020
Skybell Vs Ring
About 2 years ago we wrote an article that you can read here if you like, about a lawsuit by the patent holder of most of the patents relating to the technology behind the video doorbell system widely known as Ring.
Skybell originally partnered with the people behind Ring and a falling out saw Ring go it alone. Ring were well known for failing to win a deal on Shark Tank, but bounced back to be acquired by Amazon.
Im sure other consumers also regularly see the marketing and advertising for the Ring products, that have increased measurably since Amazon acquired them. The Amazon investment has also provided Ring with the needed resources to expand their product line and move further into the home automation category.
Personally, I am not enamored with the Ring product offerings, but obviously a great many other consumers are.
Below find a comparison table that displays the most common differences between Skybell and Ring.
In the source you can read the authors opinions.
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Skybell HD vs. Ring Pro — Comparison Table
| Skybell HD | Ring Video Doorbell Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Power Options | Hardwired only | Hardwired only |
| Battery Life | n/a | n/a |
| Compatible Doorbell Transformers | 10-36 VAC, 10VA or 12 VDC | 16-24 VAC, DC not compatible |
| Field of View | 180° | 160° |
| Video Resolution | 1080p/720p HD | 1080p HD |
| Night view | Yes | Yes |
| Color Night Vision | Yes | Black & White |
| Compatible Networks | 2.4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n | 2.4 or 5 GHz 802.11 b/g/n |
| Motion Detection | Yes | Yes |
| Custom Motion Zones | No | Yes |
| Live View Motion Triggered | Yes | Yes |
| Live View On Demand | Yes | Yes |
| Size | 2.8 x 2.8 x 0.9 inches 7.1 x 7.1 x 2.2 cm | 4.5 x 1.85 x 0.80 inches 11.43 x 4.7 x 2.03 cm |
| Silent Mode | Yes | Yes |
| Zoom | 5x zoom | Yes |
| Two-Way Audio | Yes | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | -40 – 140°F (-20 – 50°C) | -5 – 120°F (-40 – 60°C) |
| Web App | No | Yes |
| Finish | Brushed Aluminum, Oil Rubbed Bronze | Comes with 4 faceplates |
July 25, 2019
Tascent - New Distributor For Leading Iris Scan Technology Provider
Access Control Moves Into The 21st Century And Beyond - Post Revisited
We recently traveled abroad and during our travels we notice certain security enhancements in various airports and train stations. Perhaps it is a quirk of ours, but everyone has their own fascinations about things. Mine just happens to be security products and security technology.
I am pleased to see that more and more facilities are beginning to adopt and adapt to the constantly changing world around us. I have seen, on this last trip, iris scanners, like the one here and also an increasing number of facilities using Salto - Inspired Access Control solutions
We originally posted this article in September 2010 and February 2015 was our most recent update before today. We continue to see a great many views of the page. There is absolutely no doubt that advancing technology is influencing many significant parts of our daily lives and with new products from Tascent like the one pictured here, we will soon be seeing this advanced wizardry in everyday use.
The AOptix InSight™ VM (now Tascent) iris recognition system takes the qualities that make the originalInSight system so extraordinary and wraps them up in a new form factor that is compact and visually appealing.
It is functionally the same as the original InSight system and delivers the same unprecedented capture volume, 2 meter standoff distance, and advanced imaging and image quality metrics for outstanding ease-of-use, throughput, and matching accuracy. The VM also relies on the same deployment-tested communications interfaces, maintaining a focus on ease-of-integration and standards compliance for biometrics and ID management, IT infrastructure, and physical access control.
Form and Function
The InSight VM’s new shape isn’t just about looks. At less than 9 inches wide and deep, the VMis uniquely well suited to applications where footprint space is at a premium. We've created a system for end users, integrators, and architects that is purpose-designed for applications including:
View the source below to visit the company's site and see a video of just how the unit works.
I suggest that the reality of total secure access control, using iris recognition technology is upon us. Perhaps the Star Trek future is becoming a reality?
I can see many positives in this kind of system, especially for companies requiring secure access to controlled locations, like vaults, computer rooms, drug storage facilities, hospital bacteria free zones, even the presidents office.
What do you think?
August 17, 2018
Identity Theft Continues To Be A Real Problem. How Would You Protect Yourself?
You already like to protect your homes and families from unwanted intruders by installing quality (hopefully) security products and getting them installed by trained and qualified locksmith technicians.
But what do you do to better secure yourself from identity theft?
An article in Readers Digest recently appeared that discusses 26 Secrets An Identity Thief Doesnt Want You To Know.
Essentially, there are many little things you can be doing to minimize the chances that these opportunists attempt, to interrupt and destroy your peace of mind, your security, your financial security and those of your family and friends.
Being aware of these secrets might help (in some small way) to better protect you as you move forward.
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Controversial Opinion In New Article Suggests Why NOT To Recommend Or Buy An Amazon Echo Smart Speaker
A group of hackers at the recent hacker convention Defcon Security Conference in Las Vegas, presented a discussion about the ease in hacking the Amazon Echo and using it to "listen" (spy) on anyone speaking within it's vicinity.
Apparently (and reasonably), the researchers informed Amazon in advance about their findings, prior to making the presentation at the conference.
Amazon had implemented a patch for their top selling product after being informed and a spokesperson for Amazon advised that the vulnerability required physical access to the product, to enable the hack. The security patch was released in July.
Of concern, is the fact that the researchers DID NOT have physical access to the devices in question. They only had access to the LAN (Local Area Network).
The article appears in the source below.
The reason we include this article in our site, is because Amazon Echo devices and other smart speakers are increasingly being used to operate smart home product including (but not limited to) electronic door security products, deadbolts, alarm systems, cameras.
Personally, I feel that the article should have been worded differently and that authors should think hard before directly vilifying another company's product offering.
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June 20, 2018
Morpho - Contactless 3D Facial Recognition Interface
We first discussed this product, way back in February 2008.
The Vision Access 3D Facial Recognition Interface was subsequently acquired by Idemia, a French company specializing in biometric access control devices.
Under the company's brand name Morpho, they offer some different products tailored to the financial, telecommunications, identity, security and IoT (internet of things) industries.
With modern day technological products continuing to evolve, the market is flooded with many styles and types of devices to whet our appetites.
Morpho are part of a €3BN annual turnover company that has been around for many years and has earned a reputation for quality and longevity.
Based in France, they employ over 22000 people worldwide, with representation in about 55 countries, including the USA.
With customers desiring more efficient and higher quality access control systems, Morpho are the cutting edge industry leader in biometric products.
The Morpho 3D Face Recognition Interface (pictured above) works like shown in the video below...
The ability to enjoy hands free access control, using a local database of authorized face images offers commercial locations a superior and professional experience that is incredibly secure and very easy to manage,
Check the source below for more on the company.
May 30, 2018
Breaking News: FBI To America: Reboot Your Routers Immediately
The Internet Crime Complaint Center sent a rare Public Service Announcement declaring, "Foreign Cyber Actors have compromised hundreds of thousands of home and office routers and other networked devices worldwide."
A great many security products today are using router connected protocols to connect those devices to internal residential and commercial networks.
Many of these products including (but not limited to) alarm systems, closed circuit television cameras (CCTV), door locks, intercom systems and door bells etc, are often connected to WiFi routers in your home or office.
The nature of today's consumer marketplace appears to be fascinated by the growing Internet of Things (IoT) products that enable many of us to enjoy modern "connected" services that protect us, make our lives easier and keep us in communication range with each other.
The locksmith industry worldwide continues to evolve and many locksmiths today are busy recommending and installing modern "connected" security products, meeting the increasing demands of the marketplace.
Some of these "new generation" products are very good quality and often expensive too. Maintaining the security of your home and business is of paramount importance to protecting our families and our colleagues, aside from our customers.
According to the FBI, hackers are using VPNFilter Malware to target small office and home office routers saying, "VPN Filter is able to render small office and home office routers, inoperable" and are warning, "The malware can potentially also collect information passing through the router. Detection and analysis of the malware's network activity, is complicated by it's use of encryption.".
The FBI recommends, "any owners of small office and home office routers, reboot the devices to temporarily disrupt the malware and aid the potential identification of infected devices".
They also advise to consider disabling remote management settings on devices, use encryption and choose new and different passwords.
With the increasing number of "connected devices" in the wider market, security of your home, office and other connected products are potentially gravely affected by this new hack.
We suggest that all our customers and anyone using or relying on Internet Connected devices, including your door locks, your CCTV systems, your alarm systems and your door bells or intercoms, to immediately perform a soft reset of your WiFi routers. This action will temporarily mitigate the malware's operation. It may not completely remove the malware from an infected router and if you are further concerned, we suggest you perform a factory hard reset of the router.
We have been writing about security issues with IoT devices, in increasing articles in the last 12 months.
Some of these articles include:
New Digital 'Hurricane' Churns Gathering Strength To Land Blow On The Internet
April 16, 2018
New Articles Across The Web Point To Increasing Media interest In Amazon Key Service
The Ring product has seen stellar sales in recent years, after failing to score a deal on the very popular television show, Shark Tank.
According to an article on Cnet (see article), the Amazon acquisition of Ring was finalized in February. The article reports that Limp ( a Seattle based company) and Siminoff (from Ring's California head office), took the opportunity to discuss some more details about the acquisition after the deal closed. The article alleges (unconfirmed) that Amazon paid about $1 Billion to acquire Ring.
Another article appearing in The Guardian (UK), also confirms the deal details and also indicates (like Cnet) that Amazon will continue to let Ring trade in it's own right (like Bezos does with the Washington Post), but that as a result of the Amazon takeover, Ring drops its price for it's award winning product to US$100 from US$150 and £89 from £159.
It is no secret that we are not impressed with this offering. With the amount of customer data issues, across the news today and Amazon being one of the largest acquirer of customer buying/purchasing data, combined with the attempts to infiltrate the residential and commercial physical and electronic security markets with sub-par quality products, we feel that allowing companies like these to enjoy unfettered access to your private dwellings, even outside of regular business hours is opening you and your family up to increased security issues.
I would expect insurance companies to jump on these changes and no doubt increase insurance premiums because you allow more access to your properties than normal.
As a concerned security products installer and locksmith services provider, I feel it is my responsibility to inform you of the shortcomings and security issues surrounding the use of services like Amazon Key might bring.
Far be it from me to tell you what to do and whom you choose to give access to your doors, but I will continue to refuse to open myself and my family up to the possibility of unauthorized and uncontrollable entry to our home and properties.
What will you do?
January 9, 2018
Vivint Smart Home Settles With ADT in Deceptive Sales Practises Lawsuit To The Tune Of $10 Million
January 5, 2018
ADT - One of America's largest alarm and security companies announced last Thursday that they have settled with Vivint Smart Home an ongoing lawsuit over Vivint's use of deceptive sales practises.
Vivint Smart Home, which began life in 1999 as APX Alarm Systems in Utah has settled multiple lawsuits over the years in relation to deceptive sales tactics with Texas, Pennsylvania and Wyoming.
Vivint rebranded from APX and entered the residential home security market to offer customers "connected" lock and alarm systems in the burgeoning "Smart Home" market.
They make use of modern technology products including wireless door locks, alarm panels, camera's, door bells, thermostats etc to offer prospective clients a modern "connected" smart home.
August 4, 2016
Sting Operation In Australia Reveals Simple Hack That Renders Electronic Security Swipe Key Systems Ineffective
Electronic security devices are quite the rage today in the security field with many companies offering variations of key fob and card key systems aimed at supposedly increasing the security access control of residential buildings and where we live, work and play.
Notorious current affairs program on the Nine Network in Australia, A Current Affair, recently produced a video segment where they caught up with a perpetrator, operating a scam to copy and reproduce the electronic key fobs and swipe cards that are supposed to be restricted and giving them to customers all across the Sydney and other metropolitan centers for a fee.
The issue presents a moral and ethical quandary because, as residents or dwellers of abodes, people often want to share access to their residences where many management companies often refuse to provide additional copies of electronic access control fobs and cards or,if they do, charge outrageous prices for even legal tenants of these dwellings to obtain working duplicates.
Tenants are often coerced to find more nefarious means to bypass the legal owner/operator of these security products and gain access to desired locations.
The legitimate locksmith industry across the world has been repeating similar messages for many years, that the perception of these "electronic access control products" providing better security and access control, is nothing but a fallacy. Yet the legions of building contractors and management companies simply turn a blind eye because they want their cake and to eat it too.
Legitimate locksmith companies have been offering restricted mechanical key control systems for decades. Systems like Abloy, Bilock, Evva, Primus, Multlock, Medeco etc, that produce operating mechanical keys that are virtually impossible for non-authorized people to obtain duplicate keys.
In the source below find a link to the video of this particular video segment where a reporter is hot on the tail (literally) of a scam operator who is selling inappropriately obtained duplicate tags for operating access control systems. The same systems where many people think they are in a secure building but unfortunately, as this video proves, they are not.
how safe do you feel?
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Notorious current affairs program on the Nine Network in Australia, A Current Affair, recently produced a video segment where they caught up with a perpetrator, operating a scam to copy and reproduce the electronic key fobs and swipe cards that are supposed to be restricted and giving them to customers all across the Sydney and other metropolitan centers for a fee.
The issue presents a moral and ethical quandary because, as residents or dwellers of abodes, people often want to share access to their residences where many management companies often refuse to provide additional copies of electronic access control fobs and cards or,if they do, charge outrageous prices for even legal tenants of these dwellings to obtain working duplicates.
Tenants are often coerced to find more nefarious means to bypass the legal owner/operator of these security products and gain access to desired locations.
The legitimate locksmith industry across the world has been repeating similar messages for many years, that the perception of these "electronic access control products" providing better security and access control, is nothing but a fallacy. Yet the legions of building contractors and management companies simply turn a blind eye because they want their cake and to eat it too.
Legitimate locksmith companies have been offering restricted mechanical key control systems for decades. Systems like Abloy, Bilock, Evva, Primus, Multlock, Medeco etc, that produce operating mechanical keys that are virtually impossible for non-authorized people to obtain duplicate keys.
In the source below find a link to the video of this particular video segment where a reporter is hot on the tail (literally) of a scam operator who is selling inappropriately obtained duplicate tags for operating access control systems. The same systems where many people think they are in a secure building but unfortunately, as this video proves, they are not.
how safe do you feel?
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January 30, 2016
D&D Technologies Release New Magnalatch ALERT - Fence And Gate Swimming Pool Safety Lock With Alarm
D&D Technologies, that fabulous Australian manufacturer and world leader in gate hardware proudly release this new addition to their innovative line of gate an fence hardware.
The Magnalatch ALERT is an updated version that includes an audible alarm designed to signal attempted gate openings, further enhancing swimming pool safety, protecting our children from drownings.
The video installation above, explains in graphic detail the ease of installation of this innovative product.
The product still uses a keyed cylinder (standard KW1 keyway) to lock and unlock the product. It also uses concealed fixing plates to prevent tampering with the fittings.
The magnetic latching system assures correct latching every time.
Features
Visual “unlatched” alarm
Flashing LED lights give visual notification if the latch is opened and/or the gate is left unlatched.
Audible “unlatched” alarm
Hear from a distance if a gate is
opened or left unlatched. After 15 seconds, an opened gate beep warning will turn to a full alarm.
opened or left unlatched. After 15 seconds, an opened gate beep warning will turn to a full alarm.
Disarm feature
The touch-sensor disarm feature allows you to temporarily disarm the ALERT for up to 15 minutes. DO NOT use the disarm feature on pool or safety gates.
Safer, ergonomic lift knob
With its new design, the lift knob is now more conveniently shaped and child resistant than ever.
Visible Lock Indicator
Shows you at-a-glance whether MagnaLatch is locked or unlocked. Simple peace of mind.
Rekeyable Security Lock
The 6-pin lock can be rekeyed to match other locks around the property making safety more convenient.
Product traceability
Proven superior quality manufacturing.
T-track innovation
Both latch body and striker offer superior fixing strength and unsurpassed quality.
Built-in post cap spacing
No more need for separate post cap spacers.
Industry leading magnetic technology
Tested to 2 million cycles
Easier adjustment
The innovative vertical and horizontal adjustment makes MagnaLatch even simpler to install and adjust for ground shift or gate sag.
Permanent magnet sealed from the elements
Alignment indicators
Now you know when your gate is in proper alignment and makes adjusting for gate saf even easier.
Improved drainage in latch & striker
Sloping feature channels water out.
High collar under light knob prevents water entry.
Industry's greatest gate/post movement tolerance.
Protective shroud
Shroud over key helps prevent water entry into the lock cylinder.
Space under lift knob
Helps prevent freezing to top housing.
January 23, 2016
Knock-N-Lock - New Horizons In Access Control
We have talked about Knock-N-Lock a few times in the last year and we see this technology as the future in access control for the obvious reason. No keyhole or visible access.
Coming Soon : Meroni Wireless Hidden Access Control System
The Knock-N-Lock revolution is starting to blossom with more and more facilities converting to this unique access control technology that combines cutting edge technology with superior physical locking components to provide the ultimate in security and access control.
Imagine being able to secure your entire office using one control key to operate the hidden keyhole that lets you in.
Preventing burglars and stopping home invasions is the aim of the rapidly improving quality of wireless access control technology that can also benefit discerning homeowners wanting to lock out unwanted intruders while not alerting them as to your secret keyhole.
If you dont know that there is a lock on the door, how can you determine the easiest non-destructive method of entry?
Stay tuned for more updates on this fabulous technology
December 15, 2015
Kuna - Smart Security Camera And Wireless Peephole
The Kuna is a sensational new product recently released to the mass market that can become your video peephole, a product that fills a wide and unfulfilled market segment.
We have posted about wireless peepholes and closed circuit camera systems in the past and received some interesting feedback about these products, but once in a while along comes a product that singularly changes the perspective. And does so for a realistic entry price.
The Kuna system offers distinctive styling while appealing to both the nouveau and rustic styled home owner.
This intelligent product combines the benefits of real time security with convenience, in our wired/wireless lifestyle.
Simply replace your current outdoor light with the easy to install Kuna. Connect to your wifi and app and that's it. Because the unit is hardwired to our residence (in place of the current light fixture), no batteries are required. Low voltage application means no electrician is required to complete the install. It is a real DIY product.
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September 10, 2015
Post Revisited - Knock 'N Lock - A Revolution In Access Control Technology
We have the complete parts and price list for this very interesting, yet disruptive technology. While in the video, they say it is tailored to commercial, industrial, government and defense properties, many of their products do find a market in the specialty residential market too.
Knock N' Lock unique access control products have been around a few years now. We first published an article here back in June 2007.
The video above gives a typical scenario where the product can be typically suited. There are, of course many other applications where this product is especially useful.
Essentially, the lock system uses no visible outside keyhole and consequently ensures total access control to authorised remote control users. Yes, you still require to use the especially designed key, but without a conventional keyhole of any kind, surreptitious attack of a conventional keyhole is avoided, significantly enhancing the security of the application.
View the company website in the source below for further details about this superb access control solution.
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April 11, 2015
Life Paint By Volvo
Anyone who has ever ridden a bicycle at night remembers exactly how dangerous it is and the need to wear bright colors to be extra visible to other road users.
A new product, yet to be released worldwide, designed and produced by Volvo Car UK Limited is set to modernize the bicycle safety market.
This unique product is not limited to use on bicycles and clothing. It can work on other materials too. It is also only a temporary use product that doesnt leave permanent stains on your selected item.
It is visible under the light of headlamps but during the day is invisible.
Read More...
February 24, 2015
Access Control Moves Into The 21st Century And Beyond - Post Revisited
We originally posted this article in September 2010 and have seen a great many views of the page. There is absolutely no doubt that advancing technology is influencing many significant parts of our daily lives and with new products from Aoptix Technologies like the one pictured here, we will soon be seeing this advanced wizardry in everyday use.
The AOptix InSight™ VM iris recognition system takes the qualities that make the originalInSight system so extraordinary and wraps them up in a new form factor that is compact and visually appealing.
It is functionally the same as the original InSight system and delivers the same unprecedented capture volume, 2 meter standoff distance, and advanced imaging and image quality metrics for outstanding ease-of-use, throughput, and matching accuracy. The VM also relies on the same deployment-tested communications interfaces, maintaining a focus on ease-of-integration and standards compliance for biometrics and ID management, IT infrastructure, and physical access control.
Form and Function
The InSight VM’s new shape isn’t just about looks. At less than 9 inches wide and deep, the VMis uniquely well suited to applications where footprint space is at a premium. We've created a system for end users, integrators, and architects that is purpose-designed for applications including:
View the source below to visit the company's site and see a video of just how the unit works.
I suggest that the reality of total secure access control, using iris recognition technology is upon us. Perhaps the Star Trek future is becoming a reality?
I can see many positives in this kind of system, especially for companies requiring secure access to controlled locations, like vaults, computer rooms, drug storage facilities, hospital bacteria free zones, even the presidents office.
What do you think?
February 12, 2015
HP Warning - The Internet Of Things Products May Be Crap
Today's shiny new security products that are sold just about everywhere, have all the bells and whistles and will even make you coffee in the morning (yeah, right), are quite the rage, arent they?.....or are they?
HP recently completed a study to determine the effectiveness and quality of 10 leading brands of home security products that use real-time monitoring of access control and security for their effectiveness. The result (from this study), indicated that every home security system (tested) contained significant vulnerablities including but not limited to password security, encryption and authentication issues.
HP's Fortify On Demand security service recently tested the offerings from 10 different companies based on video cameras, motion detectors together with cloud and mobile based communication protocols. It found none of the systems required the use of a strong password and 100% of the systems failed to offer 2-step authentication processes.
Connected home security systems are becoming one of the more common Internet of Things (IoT) products that we can all see, touch and use easily today and many manufacturers are climbing aboard this runaway marketing train, to eake out some market share with fast to manufacture components that lack fundemental data security protections. It is almost as if they dont care about peoples data security and given the alarming increase in data theft over the last couple of years, are they selling us short?
Check out the article in the source below for further details...
Having been involved in commercial, residential and industrial security around the world, across the last 2 centuries, we continue to recommend a separation between perimeter security products (deadbolts, door handles etc) and electronic add-on products, like cameras, card swipe access control products and alarm systems.
Using a mechanical security product as your first and last line of physical security is necessary to keep you secure today.
I continue to recommend high-security key control and mechanical access control solutions to all consumers , intent on maintaining the safety and security of their dwellings, offices, institutions and families.
I do believe that the 2-step authentication process will be a major factor in the coming years to protect all users of a security system, because our protection and the protection of our fellow workers, our children and our loved ones, is far more important than having the latest and greatest, you beaut widget that sings for us.
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December 1, 2014
Skybell - New Alternative To The Classic Doorbell
I have written about other versions of doorbells over the last few years, but as yet have not found the simple yet intuitive device that might solve the demands of many. Until now, that is.
The product featured in the video above, is a new product designed and built in the USA. Of simple construction and occupying a small footprint, the Skybell is designed to replace many of the common doorbells found on most of our homes.
Intercom systems have been around for about 50 years now and intercoms that include a video feed have been around for about 15 years. The technology required to build a long lasting video intercom product, has been evolving and improving frequently.
Skybell allows for connection to a home wifi system and can be viewed wirelessly on almost any wifi connected device. Your iPhone, your Android, your Mac, your Windows PC all can connect to this smart device, enabling your ability to see and hear the person at your door.
App controlled by your smart device, you can greet the person at your door, from the comfort of your current location, without physically answering the door.
What separates this from other "wireless" devices is that it actually connects to your mains. That means you never need to replace batteries.
Currently in crowdfunding mode, I expect this device to take off and finally we may have the appropriate product, so many inquirers are searching for.
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