Introducing iBabyMonitor, a wifi-connectable monitor for real-time monitoring of your baby.
There are three types of iBaby Monitor. The top-of-the-line model has 1080p high-definition recording and can check for air pollution and measure humidity and room temperature. The middle class is 720p and has no air conditioning detection, and the entry model has no checks at all. For a moment, I thought it was a webcam, but given that it can record at night and rotate 360 degrees, it seems like it would be a good fit. Fixed-point observation is supposed to be IoT's forte, right?
User Reviews
The middle class iBabyMonitor M6T seems to be selling well,Comments on Amazon.com reviewswas the most common.
One thing that I thought might be a problem for sure was that it said that the camera seems to have a single focus and those focuses cannot be changed. I wondered if you couldn't change them remotely from the app, and many reviews said that the slow Wifi connection affected video streaming and made it unusable. I thought it was a crying shame that it was environmentally dependent, since you use your home wifi, and if you're going outside of it, you're relying on your internet connection.
Users don't care about WIfi frequencies, so it seems like a good idea to market and raise them with a recommended start-up kit.
There are also reviews that say it's good for monitoring pets while you're away, but not for watching babies.
