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“The automated dashboards and alerts will help our customers identify threats from unauthorized entries in near real time for immediate intervention.”
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“The Camio system instills confidence in our team that we are keeping people safe while continuing operations,” Borroni says.
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The solution works with existing cameras and is deployed virtually, to help enterprises with automated social distancing, mask detection and contact tracing, as well as tailgating.
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Cameras that were already in place in the factory provide video that is analyzed by Camio's AI software, pointing out behaviors that would normally seem innocuous but could contribute to the spread of coronavirus.
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San Mateo-based Camio is also building a system to detect when people are congregating too closely or failing to wear masks... Camio’s product works with any security camera through cloud-based software.
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Bay Area Company Launches Tool for Businesses to Monitor Social Distance Policies. San Mateo-based Camio launched the system last week, which monitors social distancing in the workplace in an effort to help keep employees safe.
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Camio’s technology enables existing security cameras to detect discrepancies between the number of valid badge-ins and the number of people passing through a doorway.
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Video Analytics finally moving beyond what has been achieved through conventional rule based systems.
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Camio has a lot of smarts. It learns your footage-watching behavior to understand what you do or don’t want to record.
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Camio is a device-agnostic cloud service that lets you build a feature-rich home monitoring system from smartphones, tablets and webcams.
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There’s this really cool new app, Camio, that lets you turn that unused device into a free home video surveillance system.
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There’s a startup called Camio that’s working on building neural networks on a per-camera basis, converting old mobile phones that people have hanging around the house into low-cost security cameras.
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Camio allows you to easily configure multiple devices into motion-detecting cameras... Camio will analyze the video to determine whether it's actually something important
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What goes on in your house when you're not around? A startup called Camio offers a free service that turns any old Android or iOS smartphone or tablet into a...
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Right now, video is the main input that computers have for understanding the physical world. Video takes in the trees and cars and people and turns them into...
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Keeping an eye on your house while you're away doesn't have to mean spending a lot of money on fancy cameras — or even buying cameras at all. Camio...
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What if you could get an alert to your phone anytime someone left a package on your doorstep? Or, if you could track whether your elderly parent took her...
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It’s time to dig out and dust off your old Android devices because you finally have a new use for them. Thanks to Camio, you can turn any Android device...
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When a neighborhood pet started using Carter Maslan’s front lawn as a toilet, Maslan acted like your ordinary Silicon Valley techie. First he solved...
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Carter Maslan used to be a director of product management at Google focused on local. When his team launched Street View in 2007, they did a...
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