Butterfleye is a small, intelligent, simple and versatile surveillance camera. The idea of its designers is to say that it is useless to monitoring your house 24/7 … and even less to monitoring empty rooms.
Butterfleye therefore moves away from traditional surveillance and therefore uses Activity Based Recording (ABR) technology which only records when noise or movement is detected. This saves energy, storage and bandwidth. Likewise, you will save time since only images of actual events will be available. You won't have to laboriously search through hours of ehealth.
When not filming, this smart surveillance camera goes into low power mode, into rest mode, and therefore saves battery. Because the Butterfleye smart health connected camera is completely wireless! On the storage side, the device has a storage capacity equivalent to 12 hours of ehealth. The advantage is therefore to be able to position it at health home exactly where you want and even to be able to take it everywhere with you; even if there is no WiFi connection.
While most surveillance cameras require a constant internet connection, Butterfleye therefore records even without a connection and allows you to access videos that may have been shot as soon as the LAN or WAN connection is back. Another good point for this small intelligent surveillance camera: Butterfleye ignores false alerts. Again, this is a huge time saver. Fewer alerts mean less time spent on your smartphone app to see what's going on at health home. Finally, the installation is very simple. The device installs in seconds, all you need is your smartphone.
If Butterfleye interests you, watch the ehealth demo below and go to Indiegogo to know all the features of the product. You can pre-order it from 199 dollars for delivery in December 2015.
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