Track your Intruders
Home is where the heart is, and your heart will surely break if something were to happen to it. Kickstarter project turned into CES phenomenon Amaryllo is here to back you up with its Atom Intelligent Security Robot, a singular smart security camera that is capable of 360-degree auto-tracking of any movements while performing real-time video analytics.
We Don’t Have an Uncle Terry!
The Atom also comes with facial recognition software, which will then send facial recognition notification alerts to your smartphone in an instant so you will know who has been around your home. The Atom also comes with real-time two-way talk so you can communicate with the intruder to leave your property or the only way he’ll be leaving is through a body bag.
Stick to your Station
If you can’t decide on where to place the Atom, it also comes with an adjustable mount so you can either stick it on your ceiling, leave it hanging off the wall or even on a flat surface. Thanks to its Smart Alert feature, you will receive instant picture and video alerts on your device where you can trigger a pre-registered alarm to scare off potential intruders and marauders.
Highlights
Straight to your Smartphone
Thanks to the Amaryllo app, you can see what the Atom CCTV camera sees always.
Free Cloud Storage
Amaryllo helps you store all your 24-hour recordings on its cloud service so you can review them back at any time easily.
It Speaks!
The Amaryllo Atom camera comes with a speech function that has simple greetings and even provides hourly updates.
Specs
Price: RM1,200
Dimensions (WxHxD): 90 x 90 x 100mm
Weight: 250g
Digital Zoom: 4x
Frame Rate: 1920 x 1080 (up to 30fps)
Image Sensor: 1/2.7” CMOS
Wireless Capabilities: Embedded MIMO 2×2 WiFi 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n
Score
Value – 8
Performance – 9
Features – 8
Design – 8
Usability – 9
Total – 8.4 (GOLD)
Verdict: The Amaryllo Atom Intelligent Security Robot camera is a great surveillance device; would be better if you can get more cameras without having to pay through the nose for them.
Byline: Teh Wi-Liam
