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Nowadays more and more cameras are integrating multiple sensors, such as PIR, Motion Sensor, thermal imaging, LiDAR, acoustic sensors and AI, to improve detection accuracy and functionality. But are they all necessarily needed for home security cameras or just an extra burden to the cost? And what’s the most essential sensor in your opinion?
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There might be advanced setups in the future where multiple cameras work together using AI to track movement across a property seamlessly, avoiding redundant alerts or missed zones. But as for now, how do you set up a complex security system with multiple cameras and how could the physical and spatial factors optimize the result? Would be more than interested in knowing your cases!
@joseph_1979 Thank you, I will forward to R&D team and update it ASAP
@joseph_1979 edited it, thank you for the reminder
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@jasonolga_503862842913010 New firmware for N7MB01 has been released, please be patient if for the N3MB01 updates, it will be released in 4 weeks!
Hey everyone! The latest firmware for the RLN16-410 (NVR-N6MB01) is now available. Please check for updates and install it manually.What's New?1.Event HistoryWe’ve added a new way to present events in chronological order, making it easier for you to browse and watch event recordings.● By default, all alarm events from the current day are displayed. You can view events from the past week or set a custom time range (up to one month).● Event types can be selected, with all types except Motion Detection selected by default.● Channel selection is available, with all channels selected by default.● Event recordings are presented in two formats: a grid layout and a list view which include statistics on the number of events by type.2.Physical Keyboard CompatibilityNote:The supported key range is all keys on the NVR virtual keyboard.Connecting a physical keyboard to the NVR via the USB port is supported.3.Nine-grid Pattern UnlockIn addition to password login for the NVR, the pattern unlock feature is added, allowing users to create a custom unlock pattern by drawing it in their preferred order.4.HyBridge ModeWhen this mode is enabled, the NVR acts as a PoE switch. You can directly access cameras using their UIDs and also add them to the NVR for management.How to manually update: How to Manually Update Firmware for Reolink Devices Download the new firmware:
@joseph_1979 Thank you for the feedback, I have taken notes and sent them to the R&D Team.
While 4K and even 8K cameras are becoming popular, their benefits depend on use cases like identifying faces or license plates, but let's say for example, your field of view is wide, even 4K could miss far away objects right? Is 8K resolution overkill for home security cameras? Under what circumstances does higher resolution justify the extra bandwidth, storage, and cost?
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