Nest Security cameras are now choosing images you need to see

Nest Security cameras are now choosing images you need to see ,

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Nest has released a new software feature for its Wi-Fi connected cameras today chooses key moments recorded surveillance video. It is called Sightline and is available via the Nest app, appearing as a timeline below the cameras live stream. Users can rub back on recorded images, or jumping at times when there was a movement in the context - as a parcel, a neighbor dropped by, or something more sinister. This is not a new feature for the commercial market (TomTom does the same with its cam action), but it is definitely an improvement over the chase through images manually.

"algorithms Sightline watching every movement and sound, and the group's activity in events," said Nest in a blog post. "[They] then show you how long they lasted and an image key to action. "However, the scope of the vision of Sightline depend on whether you are a paid subscriber to the service cloud Nest, Nest Aware. for a video story Sightline 10 days it costs $ 10 per month or $ 100 per year, and a history of 30 days, it is $ 30 per month or $ 300 a year. If you just bought the camera and without subscription you only get a video history of three hours, as well that access to a live stream and motion alerts.

Sightline new functionality Nest in action.

Sightline works for standard inner Nest, but also outside its new model, which was announced in July and will be available via the website and other online retailers society today. The $ 199 camera is weatherproof and has the same 1080p resolution, night vision, and field of vision of 130 degrees that domestic release. There is a magnetic holder, which makes it easier to attach to metal surfaces such as gutters, and it comes with a built-in speaker so you can shout at any thieves. Besides the camera towers, Nest also announced a trio of new colors for its learning thermostat -. Now available in white, black, and copper