By Aderogba George
AILE Power, a Nigerian consumer technology company, has unveiled PANORA, an AI-powered wireless security camera designed to provide simpler remote monitoring of homes, offices and other spaces.
The company said PANORA combines 2K HD video, AI-powered detection, PIR motion sensing and full-colour night vision to improve security monitoring.
It said the camera can detect people, vehicles and packages and send alerts to users through the VicoHome mobile application.
According to AILE Power, PANORA also features two-way audio, a remotely activated siren, rechargeable 5,200 mAh battery and IP67 weather resistance.
Faith Jerry, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of AILE Power, in a statement on Wednesday said the product was developed to make security monitoring easier without complicated wiring or installation.
“When we created PANORA, our goal was not simply to introduce another camera, but to rethink how simple security could be by combining good hardware with intelligent technology.
“People should be able to monitor the spaces that matter to them without complicated wiring or installation.
“At AILE Power, we want technology to solve real, everyday problems while remaining simple to use,” Jerry said.
AILE Power said PANORA is available in Nigeria at a launch price of N89,900, with a six-month warranty.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that AILE Power is a Nigerian consumer technology company focused on developing intelligent products designed to simplify everyday living.
Under the philosophy, “Smart living, simplified,” the company focuses on technology and consumer products. (NAN)
Edited by Tosin Kolade