Google wants to talk to Nest and Doobell cameras to find out what they recorded

Hot on the aftermath of Amazon Ring and Blink Camera Camera BlitzGoogle announces new nest cameras through Chatbot Gemini Ai as a main sale point in addition to improving image quality. Fortunately, there are only three new Nest products, and it is relatively easy to understand, unlike the entire Amazon collection, which may require a PhD to know the differences between each model.

New cameras outdoors, interior, and door disk

The three new nest cameras are the $ 150 external camera (wireless, second generation), $ 100 internal camera (wireless, third generation), and $ 180 to cross (wireless, 2nd-gen). You have some neutral colors like Snow (White) and Hazel, but the most surprising color is the red “berries” model of the inner camera. It is best to mix my safety cameras in the walls and ceilings, but if you ever want a bright camera in the color of berries watching you from above, you can now live your reasonable dreams.

On the front of the devices, all three nest cameras are proud of 2K photo sensors with HDR. Google says that the sensors improve the quality of video clips significantly, especially for low -light and night video. Equally important, the field of vision is broader and longer (152 degrees on the internal camera, the external camera and 166 degrees on the nest door bell) – the basis for taking more in the video so that Gemini can process and understand more information. With the oldest nest cameras and the door body, they can only send notifications that alert you to movement or sound, but with Gemini, Google says users will be able to get more notifications that describe what is happening.

For example, if a person’s delivery comes next to your door to drop the package, Gemini must send a notice that describes his clothes and may be specific like telling you any delivery service from them if it can see a unified logo or truck in the background. At home, with the NST internal camera and the external camera, you can send GEMINI a notice that tells you that your cat is on a glass vase or maybe your child is called John (you need to let the face recognition) was playing in the backyard at 4 pm instead of doing his homework as you asked for.

GEMINI also has a feature called “Ask Home”, which combines a computer vision from cameras and processing the natural language to find specific clips instead of having to clean the frame by the frame, through hours of the shots. Google says that you will be able to ask Gemini simply to find something of shots. “What happened to Al -Mazhriyah in the living room?” An example of this, the company’s participation.

There are some additional improvements to the quality of life in the appearance of new cameras, including “Home Brief” (summary of hours hours), and the ability to enlarge a crop in the field of vision to focus on only one field for monitoring, and six hours of free video date (up from three hours).

All these features can be reached in the redesigned Google Home app, which is simpler, faster and more stable. You can still use the NST app, but Google tells Gizmodo that the Home app will be the primary smart home application for NST devices that move forward. It is a matter of time only before the gradual disposal of the NST application at some point in the future, so it is not very related. The good news is that the new Google Home app has reached equal features and stability with the NST application. So, if the Smart Home app leaves a bad taste in your mouth, as is the case with me, I think we should give it another snapshot and then judge it.

I haven’t seen any of the new nest cameras at work, so I cannot say with the degree of accuracy that Gemini can identify people, vehicles, animals, beams and other things inside footage inside and around the house. But I am interested in seeing the success of the Ask Home feature. I would like to know which cat I knocked on certain things in my apartment while I was in the office.

For conscious budget

New Nest Smart Home products are full of features, but if you have a more tight-proverb budget-you may want to think about some of the new Walmart brand devices like a $ 23 interior camera and a $ 50 video door. These are not comparable to Nest Indoor Camera and Nest Doorbell – it only records 1080 pixels, and the field of vision is not wide – but it provides an essential safety camera system that is well integrated with the new Google Home app. If you want Gemini features such as smart alerts and the date of the event, you will need to increase the participation of Google Home Premium, which is divided into standard plans ($ 10) and advanced ($ 20).