Ahead of CES in January, technology and security company REOLink have given a preview of what to expect, with the company set to show off their new ReoNeura AI hub, as well as new triple-lens cameras and new range of floodlight cameras.
REOLink’s ReoNeura AI has been included in their camera systems, but with network traffic and privacy a big concern for users these days, the company will showcase a new hub powered by the AI that offers local connectivity and processing.
The new ReoNeura AI hub will offer on-device AI features packaged into a standalone device that can offer many of the options you want including local detection, search, and data processing all at a local level, eliminating any network or cloud-related delays, as well as mitigating any privacy risks while still seamlessly connecting to your Reolink cameras, NVRs, and Home Hubs.
We will also be seeing the next-generation of video surveillance, with REOlink set to unveil their new triple-lens camera series.
The new triple-lens camera series will deliver unmatched clarity, coverage, and intelligent tracking using up to 24MP sensors capturing in ultra-HD resolution. REOlink says they will showcase at least two cameras, which include an intelligent tracking system that can show dual views.
According to REOlink, on of the new cameras can show ‘a seamless 180° panoramic overview, while a PT lens offers detailed 360° pan-tilt coverage’.
For any darker areas around your home or business, Reolink’s Floodlight Series is a great addition to your security setup, with REOlink announcing they will be adding a new solar-powered addition to the line-up.
Their range of Floodlight cameras already includes a good array of options, including the Elite Floodlight WiFi with 4K 180° panoramic view, and the flagship 4K PTZ Floodlight Camera TrackFlex WiFi.
The newest offering will be solar-powered with the panel integrated into the unit, and give owners a chance to utilise an ‘eco-friendly, sustainable, and long-lasting security solution’ for you.
If you want to learn more about the new devices and features, we’ll be catching up with REOlink during CES when it kicks off next month on January 6th.
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