Even the most security conscious can be put off by complicated installations and hefty price tags. But Panasonic is hoping to make protecting your home and family a lot easier, and more mobile. The manufacturer has announced the world’s first 4G surveillance camera called Nubo that detects and alerts homeowners to intruders and can be fitted inside and out the house. Home security: Built-in sensors detect human shapes and the camera will start recording automatically if a person is spotted. A message will then be sent via mobile (screenshot pictured) to alert a homeowner. Nubo was unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Built-in sensors detect human shapes and will start recording automatically if a person is spotted. The clips are uploaded to a free cloud service, and footage is taken at 720p with 10 frames per second to limit how much data the camera uses. When connected to a Wi-Fi network this increases to 30fps at 1080p. In addition to 4G, the Nubo works on 2G and 3G connections and because it is IP-66 weather resistant it can, in theory, be mounted anywhere with a mobile data signal. Mobile support including GPRS, 2G, 3G and 4G: Nubo will offer connectivity with leading wireless carriers, with the Vodafone being the first partner to launch with in Europe Outdoor ready. (IP-66): Nubo is IP-66 rated weather resistant and can be used indoors and outdoors. Smart human detection: Nubo’s advanced video analytics identify when a person walks in front of the camera and sends an alert to a mobile app. Links with smart home devices: Nubo’s wireless radio technology means it can communicate with external sensors, such as door or motion sensors. Battery power: Nubo can be connected to an external battery, allowing for temporary use in places without a power connection. Security: Videos, audio and images are automatically transferred to a cloud-based storage system, protected by bank-level SSL security and encrypted passwords. ‘In the past, consumers had to choose between a fixed Wi-Fi home monitoring product, a fixed professional surveillance or a mobile video recording product,’ a Panasonic spokesman told MailOnline. ‘To solve this problem, Panasonic Cameramanager is launching Nubo, a new standalone camera that allows users to have all the benefits of a mobile security camera, with the advantage of 4G connectivity.’ ‘Consumers have long had to compromise on mobility and connectivity when it came to their surveillance needs, bound either by location or connectivity,’ added Tijmen Vos, CTO of Panasonic Cameramanager. ‘Our vision is to deliver a product that allows users the freedom and flexibility of choosing where the camera can be used and the confidence in knowing that the data created is securely transmitted and stored. ‘With the introduction of Nubo, we’re putting the control of safety and surveillance into the user’s hands.’ When a recording begins, the owner is sent an alert via a smartphone app and can then use the Nubo’s two-way communication tool to talk to the person being filmed. Secret eye: The clips are uploaded to a free cloud service, and footage is taken at 720p with 10 frames per second to limit how much data the camera uses (camera pictured) Elsewhere, the camera has an infrared detectors and works in low lighting. During its press conference, Panasonic also announced it is launching its own mobile network using Vodafone’s infrastructure - making it a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) - and service plans for the Nubo on this network will start at £5 ($7) a month. This includes cloud storage, but a microSD card slot will store footage if the mobile data fails. This means it can be used without a service plan, too. The cheapest plan will include 250 alarms per month and seven days of cloud storage for video clips. Additional plans will be available up to in a £33 ($50) a month for 2,500 alarms and 90 days of cloud storage. Once the data runs out alarms will still be sent but users will need to buy more to view the clips. Nubo's app will work with Android and iOS and users will be able to watch footage live, control how long Nubo records for and see a history log of activity. Nubo ships in November but can be pre-ordered in the UK and Netherlands from April. Panasonic said it plans to launch the camera in the US and other regions by March next year.
What are the important parts of this article?
Nubo was unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
It is waterproof and has been designed for indoors and out.
Sensors detect human shapes and sends alerts to users.
Clips can be watched live on an app or online.
Comes with two-way communication to talk to an intruder.
Panasonic has partnered with Vodafone for the launch.
$250 (£160) device ships in November and plans start at $7 (£5) a month.
Även de mest säkerhetsmedvetna kan skjutas upp av komplicerade installationer och rejäla prislappar. Men Panasonic hoppas kunna göra det mycket enklare att skydda ditt hem och din familj, och mer rörligt. Tillverkaren har meddelat världens första 4G-övervakningskamera som heter Nubo och som upptäcker och varnar husägare för inkräktare och kan monteras in och ut i huset. Hemsäkerhet: Inbyggda sensorer upptäcker mänskliga former och kameran börjar spela in automatiskt om en person upptäcks. Ett meddelande skickas sedan via mobil (bildskärm) för att varna en husägare. Nubo avtäcktes vid Mobile World Congress i Barcelona. Inbyggda sensorer upptäcker mänskliga former och kommer att börja spela in automatiskt om en person upptäcks. Klippen laddas upp till en gratis molntjänst, och film tas på 720p med 10 bilder per sekund för att begränsa hur mycket data kameran använder. Vid anslutning till ett Wi-Fi-nätverk ökar detta till 30fps vid 1080p. Förutom 4G arbetar Nubo med 2G- och 3G-anslutningar och eftersom den är IP-66 väderbeständig kan den i teorin monteras var som helst med en mobil datasignal. Mobil support inklusive GPRS, 2G, 3G och 4G: Nubo kommer att erbjuda anslutning med ledande trådlösa bärare, där Vodafone är den första partnern att lansera med i Europa Outdoor ready. (IP-66): Nubo är IP-66 klassad som väderbeständig och kan användas inomhus och utomhus. Smart mänsklig upptäckt: Nubos avancerade videoanalys identifierar när en person går framför kameran och skickar en varning till en mobilapp. Kopplingar till smarta hemenheter: Nubos trådlösa radioteknik innebär att den kan kommunicera med externa sensorer, till exempel dörr- eller rörelsesensorer. Batterieffekt: Nubo kan anslutas till ett externt batteri, vilket möjliggör tillfällig användning på platser utan strömanslutning. Säkerhet: Videor, ljud och bilder överförs automatiskt till ett molnbaserat lagringssystem, som skyddas av SSL-säkerhet på banknivå och krypterade lösenord. ”Förr var konsumenterna tvungna att välja mellan en fast hemövervakningsprodukt, en fast professionell övervakning eller en mobil videoinspelningsprodukt”, berättade en talesman för Panasonic för MailOnline. ”För att lösa detta problem lanserar Panasonic Cameramanager Nubo, en ny fristående kamera som gör det möjligt för användare att ha alla fördelar med en mobil säkerhetskamera, med fördelen av 4G-anslutning.” ”Konsumenterna har länge varit tvungna att kompromissa om mobilitet och konnektivitet när det gäller sina övervakningsbehov, bundna av antingen plats eller anslutning”, tillade Tijmen Vos, CTO för Panasonic Cameramanager. – Vår vision är att leverera en produkt som ger användarna frihet och flexibilitet att välja var kameran kan användas och förtroende för att de data som skapas överförs och lagras på ett säkert sätt. – Med introduktionen av Nubo lägger vi kontrollen över säkerhet och övervakning i användarens händer. När en inspelning börjar skickas ägaren en varning via en smartphone-app och kan sedan använda Nubos tvåvägskommunikationsverktyg för att prata med den person som filmas. Hemligt öga: Klippen laddas upp till en gratis molntjänst, och film tas på 720p med 10 bilder per sekund för att begränsa hur mycket data kameran använder (kamerabildad) I övrigt har kameran en infraröd detektor och fungerar i låg belysning. Under sin presskonferens meddelade Panasonic också att man lanserar ett eget mobilnät med hjälp av Vodafones infrastruktur - vilket gör den till en mobil virtuell nätverksoperatör (MVNO) - och serviceplaner för Nubo på detta nätverk kommer att börja på £ 5 ($ 7) i månaden. Detta inkluderar molnlagring, men en microSD kortplats kommer att lagra bilder om den mobila data misslyckas. Det innebär att den kan användas utan serviceplan också. Den billigaste planen kommer att innehålla 250 larm per månad och sju dagars molnlagring för videoklipp. Ytterligare planer kommer att finnas tillgängliga upp till i en £ 33 ($ 50) i månaden för 2.500 larm och 90 dagar av molnlagring. När datan tar slut kommer alarm fortfarande att skickas men användare kommer att behöva köpa mer för att visa klippen. Nubos app kommer att fungera med Android och iOS och användare kommer att kunna titta på video live, kontrollera hur länge Nubo registrerar för och se en historik logg över aktivitet. Nubo fartyg i november men kan förbeställas i Storbritannien och Nederländerna från april. Panasonic sa att den planerar att lansera kameran i USA och andra regioner till mars nästa år. Vilka är de viktiga delarna i den här artikeln?
Even the most security conscious can be postponed by complicated installations and substantial price tags. But Panasonic hopes to make it much easier to protect your home and family, and more mobile. The manufacturer has announced the world's first 4G surveillance camera called Nubo, which detects and warns homeowners of intruders and can be mounted in and out of the house. Home security: Built-in sensors detect human forms and the camera automatically starts recording if a person is detected. A message is then sent via mobile (monitor) to warn a homeowner. Nubo was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Built-in sensors detect human forms and will start recording automatically if a person is detected. The clips are uploaded to a free cloud service, and filmed at 720p with 10 frames per second to limit how much data the camera uses. When connected to a Wi-Fi network, this increases to 30fps at 1080p. In addition to 4G, Nubo works with 2G and 3G connections and since it is IP-66 weather resistant, it can in theory be mounted anywhere with a mobile data signal. Mobile support including GPRS, 2G, 3G and 4G: Nubo will offer connectivity with leading wireless carriers, where Vodafone is the first partner to launch in Europe Outdoor ready. (IP-66): Nubo is IP-66 classified as weather resistant and can be used indoors and outdoors. Smart Human Discovery: Nubo's advanced video analysis identifies when a person walks in front of the camera and sends a warning to a mobile app. Links to smart home devices: Nubo's wireless radio technology means it can communicate with external sensors, such as door or motion sensors. Battery power: Nubo can be connected to an external battery, allowing temporary use in locations without power connection. Security: Videos, audio and images are automatically transferred to a cloud-based storage system, protected by bank-level SSL security and encrypted passwords. “In the past, consumers had to choose between a fixed home surveillance product, a fixed professional surveillance or a mobile video recording product,” told MailOnline a spokesman for Panasonic. “To solve this problem, Panasonic launches Cameramanager Nubo, a new stand-alone camera that allows users to have all the advantages of a mobile security camera, with the advantage of 4G connectivity.” “Consumers have long had to compromise on mobility and connectivity in terms of their monitoring needs, bound by either location or connection,” added Tijmen Vos, CTO for Panasonic Cameramanager. “Our vision is to deliver a product that gives users the freedom and flexibility to choose where the camera can be used and confidence that the data created is transferred and stored safely. “With the introduction of Nubo, we put control over security and surveillance in the user’s hands. When a recording starts, the owner is sent a warning via a smartphone app and can then use Nubo’s two-way communication tool to talk to the person being filmed. Secret Eye: The clips are uploaded to a free cloud service, and filmed at 720p with 10 frames per second to limit how much data the camera uses (camera formed) Otherwise, the camera has an infrared detector and works in low light. During its press conference, Panasonic also announced that it is launching its own mobile network using Vodafone's infrastructure - making it a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) - and service plans for Nubo on this network will begin at £5 ($7) a month. This includes cloud storage, but a microSD slot will store images if the mobile data fails. This means that it can be used without a service plan as well. The cheapest plan will contain 250 alarms per month and seven days of cloud storage for video clips. Further plans will be available up to in a £33 ($50) a month for 2,500 alarms and 90 days of cloud storage. When the data runs out, alarms will still be sent but users will need to buy more to display the clips. Nubo's app will work with Android and iOS and users will be able to watch video live, check how long Nubo records for and view a history log of activity. Nubo ships in November but can be pre-ordered in the UK and Netherlands from April. Panasonic said it plans to launch the camera in the United States and other regions by March next year. What are the key elements of this article?
Nubo avtäcktes vid Mobile World Congress i Barcelona. Den är vattentät och har utformats för inomhus och utomhus. Sensorer upptäcker mänskliga former och skickar varningar till användare. Klippor kan ses live på en app eller online. Det är tvåvägskommunikation för att prata med en inkräktare. Panasonic har samarbetat med Vodafone inför lanseringen. $250 (£160) enheter fartyg i november och planer börjar på $ 7 (£ 5) i månaden.
Nubo was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. It is waterproof and designed for indoor and outdoor use. Sensors detect human forms and send warnings to users. Rocks can be viewed live on an app or online. It's two-way communication to talk to an intruder. Panasonic has collaborated with Vodafone for the launch. $250 (£160) units of ships in November and plans begin at $7 (£5) a month.