The D-Link 'Wide Eye' Packs Night Vision Recording and More
Michael Hemsworth — May 16, 2016 — Tech
References: dlink & geeky-gadgets
The home security system is being updated with HD security cameras like the D-Link 'Wide Eye' at an accelerated rate in order to give users real-time connectivity with their home.
Featuring a 180-degree recording spectrum, the D-Link 'Wide Eye' records in 720p to provide one of the most comprehensive images available from a video camera. This ensures that it doesn't create blindspots or force users to have multiple cameras covering the same area.
The D-Link 'Wide Eye' is packed with night vision and can be set to either activate when motion is detected or when a sound is made. This helps the camera to operate only when required rather than to record hours of footage when nothing is happening like other HD security cameras out there.
Featuring a 180-degree recording spectrum, the D-Link 'Wide Eye' records in 720p to provide one of the most comprehensive images available from a video camera. This ensures that it doesn't create blindspots or force users to have multiple cameras covering the same area.
The D-Link 'Wide Eye' is packed with night vision and can be set to either activate when motion is detected or when a sound is made. This helps the camera to operate only when required rather than to record hours of footage when nothing is happening like other HD security cameras out there.
Trend Themes
1. HD Security Cameras - Innovative companies can develop HD security cameras with greater recording capabilities, such as 4K video, to provide higher-quality visuals for users.
2. 360-degree Monitoring - With advancements in AI and machine learning, companies can create HD security cameras that can provide complete 360-degree monitoring, revolutionizing home security.
3. Smart Home Integration - HD security camera companies can integrate their products with smart home systems to provide alerts and notifications to users, streamlining home security.
Industry Implications
1. Home Security - Companies in the home security industry should invest in developing HD security cameras with better night vision and motion detection technologies to stay ahead of the curve.
2. Surveillance - Surveillance companies can explore the potential of integrating 360-degree monitoring technology into their HD security cameras to provide a more comprehensive surveillance solution.
3. Artificial Intelligence - Artificial intelligence companies can explore opportunities to develop more advanced algorithms for HD security cameras, allowing for better recognition and response to potential threats.
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