With BionicMind, you can quickly distinguish between one of your kids coming home and an unknown visitor. You can also add familiar faces manually and help train the system using a photo from your phone’s gallery or by taking a new shot (these need to be passport-style). When it recognizes a face, the name pops up in the alert on your phone when it doesn’t recognize a face, it says a stranger has been detected. Eufy’s machine-learning AI (called BionicMind) spots and flags faces, and you can tag them in the app. The headline feature here is facw recognition, so let’s deal with that first. The two-camera kit is $550, while the three-camera kit will cost you a whopping $680. The Homebase 3 hub allows for local storage, with 16 GB inside and the option to expand up to 16 TB by adding a hard drive. The Euf圜am 3 delivers crisp and detailed 4K footage, has onboard AI capable of accurately identifying subjects and even faces, and boasts built-in solar panels to keep it fully charged.
Subscription-averse folks with privacy concerns, this might be the camera you have been waiting for. Anker’s smart home security brand has always offered local storage and a subscription-free model, but this is its first security camera that can reliably recognize faces and do so without connecting to the cloud. The Euf圜am 3 is by far the most accomplished camera system from Eufy yet, with a combination of features that will catapult it to the top of many wish lists.
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We'll update this once we hear the company's response. Editor's note: We no longer recommend this camera after recent news emerged about critical Eufy security issues revealing that screenshots and video may be uploaded to the cloud and potentially accessed without encryption.
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