When you can’t monitor your home yourself, why not rely on the millions of people surfing through YouTube videos each day? All you need is the Astak Mole, which is a webcam that doubles as a home surveillance device.
The Astak Mole will record whatever goes on in your home and then automatically sends the footage to YouTube, so you can view it wherever you happen to be, as long as you have access to the Internet, and share it with others if you want. You can control the Astak Mole as well, making it zoom in, tilt, or pan. Both Twitter- and iPhone-ready, the Astak Mole also features—for an additional fee—motion detection, night vision, two-way audio, and a DVR.
What's Driving This Trend
- Home Surveillance Webcams
- Innovative home surveillance webcams that doubles as a YouTube streaming device for remote monitoring and sharing.
- Remote Monitoring Technology
- Advanced remote monitoring technology that allows homeowners to access live footage of their homes from anywhere in the world via YouTube.
- Smart Home Security
- The rise of smart home security systems that cater to the needs of modern homeowners who value convenience, accessibility, and connectedness.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Security Industry
- The home security industry should look into incorporating innovative webcams that record and stream footage to YouTube for remote monitoring and sharing.
- Smart Home Technology Industry
- The smart home technology industry can capitalize on the growth of home surveillance by developing advanced remote monitoring technology and integrating it with existing smart home systems.
- Social Media Industry
- The social media industry can explore opportunities to expand into the home surveillance market by partnering with home security companies to provide remote monitoring and sharing services.
