While some companies are focusing on facial recognition technology in static images, Netatmo developed a way to integrate it with streamed high definition footage. Trend Hunter recently chatted with Netatmo Chief Operating Officer Matt Broadway about the features of their HD smartphone-enabled home camera.
In addition to launching facial recognition technology no one else has, the smart security camera has a number of other interesting and practical aspects. This includes a totally customized notification element that alerts your mobile device if a stranger or unknown face is found in your home, allowing you to respond as you wish. Users also own their own content, securely on their smartphones, and don't have to deal with subscription-based models. Although the connected home can be an overwhelming concept, Netatmo is simple to use.
What's Driving This Trend
- Facial Recognition Integration
- Developing ways to integrate facial recognition technology with high definition footage presents opportunities in the realm of smart security systems and other surveillance technology.
- Customized Notifications
- Creating personalized notification systems for identifying strangers or unknown faces in a user's home can offer a competitive edge in the smart security system industry.
- User-owned Content
- Offering users ownership of their own content, rather than subscription-based models, can disrupt the current business model within the smart security system industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Smart Security Systems
- Facial recognition integration and personalized notification systems present disruptive innovation opportunities within the smart security system industry.
- Surveillance Technology
- Integrating facial recognition technology with high definition footage could offer disruptive innovation opportunities for surveillance technology in both home and business environments.
- Mobile Device Technology
- Developing smartphone-enabled cameras with facial recognition technology presents opportunities for innovation within mobile device technology, specifically in the realm of security and surveillance.
