The Eufy HomeBase 3 also adds AI-powered smart alerts to the cameras for free, including facial recognition and person, pet, and vehicle detection. It now comes with a 1TB hard drive and locally stored recordings are accessible for free with no subscription, with paid cloud storage also available. The new cross-camera tracking feature will be part of a free beta trial at launch, with a final version expected to be released in the fourth quarter of 2023. Pricing for the feature will be announced later this year and it is expected to be part of a subscription.
Key takeaways:
- Eufy, Anker’s smart home brand, is introducing a new camera lineup including the SoloCam battery-powered outdoor camera, Floodlight Cam E340, Video Doorbell E340, and Indoor Cam S350. The cameras feature dual lenses for wide angle and telephoto zooming.
- The new cameras come with a cross-camera tracking and video splicing feature, which allows multiple cameras to track motion and follow it, creating a spliced video of every event across each camera.
- The Eufy HomeBase 3, a hub for the cameras, uses on-device AI to identify a person on each camera, splice all the videos together, and send one notification and video. It also offers AI-powered smart alerts, including facial recognition and person, pet, and vehicle detection.
- The new cross-camera tracking feature will be part of a free beta trial at launch, with a final version expected to be released in the fourth quarter of 2023. The feature will likely be part of a subscription, and will also be available on older cameras that work with the Eufy HomeBase 3.