Light sensor, CO2 monitor, and more,
In recent years, many amazing anti-gravity household items have emerged. For example, clocks, desk lamps, speakers, etc., all have examples of applying magnetic levitation anti-gravity technology. The one introduced today is the first floating 360-degree smart camera.
Moon uses proprietary technology to provide a noise-free, vibration-free, and fully controllable levitation posture. Its main feature is, of course, smart security monitoring. It can rotate smoothly 360 degrees without any directional delay, and wireless charging allows it to run continuously all day.
Since it is smart monitoring, it basically has sound and motion detection capabilities, and the intercom function goes without saying.
Moon has built-in thermometer, hygrometer, light sensor, and CO2 monitor, etc. The developers hope to make Moon a home smart center, using a small camera to integrate all your smart devices. It is compatible with IFTTT, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Apple HomeKit, and Samsung SmartThings.
In addition to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, it also supports information exchange via Z-Wave, using Zigbee and IR Blaster protocols.
Traditional mechanical monitoring gimbals have issues like image breakage and frame synchronization loss. We still don't know the effect of its 360-degree seamless video recording. However, having a magnetic levitation camera at home is really cool.
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Moon is currently crowdfunding on Indiegogo at a discounted price of $217, with a final retail price expected to be around $330 (approximately over 2000 RMB).
