NETGEAR Launches IoT IP Camera

Photo of author

Tim Higgins

NETGEAR logoNETGEAR just announced a battery-powered wireless security camera.

The Arlo Smart Home Security Camera is weather-proof and battery-powered with a 130 degree field of view and integrated night-vision illumination.

It can be placed anywhere within range of its companion base station to capture 720p HD video.

Video streams aren’t continuous, but are triggered by motion or remotely via companion iOS and Android apps or any device with a web browser. NETGEAR says battery life is up to 6 months, depending on usage, of course.

Arlo Smart Home Security Camera

Arlo Smart Home Security Camera

NETGEAR is positioning Arlo as an IoT (Internet of Things) device, saying that Arlo cams communicate with each other and act as triggers for other connected things. The first "other thing" is LiFX’ multi-color Wi-Fi-enabled LED light bulb.

The VMS3230 Arlo Smart Home Security Camera Kit includes two cameras, base station, four magnetic mounts and 200 MB of free video cloud storage. Companion apps are available for iOS, Android and Amazon Kindle.

The kit will become available for online purchase in January 2015 at a U.S. MSRP of $349.99. Add-on cameras (VMC3030) will be sold separately for $169.99 each. For more information hit the Arlo website.

Related posts

SIPphone launches free browser-based calling service

SIPphone, the makers of Gizmo Project, today announced the launch of its web-based VoIP product Gizmo Call, which lets people call any type of landline or mobile phone, anywhere in the world, from any web browser, for free.

No registration or account setup is required for five minutes of calling per day. Users can double the time if they register with an email address. Additional calling time is available by purchasing "Call Out" minutes in $10 increments.

WD Adds More Content, Features to Its Streaming Media Players

Western Digital has added new content partners and features to its WD TV Live and WD TV Live Hub streaming media players.

Google Talk Wi-Fi phone in development

According to a report in DigiTimes, Taiwan’s Wistron NeWeb has entered design-in development for Wi-Fi phones with Google Talk compatibility. ...