Arlo

Arlo expands its Pro 3 range at CES 2020 with the Arlo Pro 3 Floodlight wireless camera. The new device integrates a wide light into the newly introduced Arlo Pro 3 camera.

Because it is based on the Arlo Pro 3, it has many of the same video features, including 2K HD video, 160-degree field of view, two-way audio and a built-in siren. The new LED light is significantly stronger and brighter than the small LED found on the standard Pro 3 camera.

Arlo Pro 3 Floodlight Camera

The camera is wireless, so it can be mounted without the need to replace an existing device or hire an electrician. Users can turn on and off the light manually or on the basis of movement. The sensitivity level can be adjusted to not trigger too often and also helps in full color night mode.

As with the Pro 3, the Pro 3 Floodlight camera offers a three-month trial with Arlo Smart, Arlo's subscription plan, which allows for a 30-day full-resolution 2K recording window, AI features and e911 support.

The new Arlo Pro 3 Floodlight camera will be available in the spring of 2020 for $ 249.

Nanoleaf

Nanoleaf has launched a new HomeKit compatible lighting solution during CES 2020, which learns behaviors over time to reduce human interaction and react to home users.

Intelligent learning system Nanoleaf

The new "unified light system" includes various sensors that combine with Nanoleaf's lights to create a smart lighting system. As Nanoleaf describes it, "Learning series with its U-IQ technology will teach, feel and respond to your needs in a way that feels intuitive and natural in your home."

Nanoleaf says the goal is to allow users to spend more time enjoying their lights and less time trying to think about their control.

The learning series will launch with a hexagonal design that can interconnect and allow users to create their own models and models.

Hexagonal panels Nanoleaf

Those interested can register to be announced now on the Nanoleaf website. It will launch in spring 2020, and pre-orders will open early.

home

Abode announced a new indoor / outdoor smart camera during CES 2020 that includes support for the Apple HomeKit.

The new Abode Outdoor / Indoor smart camera is a compact camera "about half the size of a deck of cards" and has a PIR motion sensor, IR light for night vision, two-way communication, 1080p and 152-degree video capture. field of view. It is also waterproof with an IP65 grade.

Camera the smart outdoor / indoor camera

It can be mounted using existing rope cables and placed in color on the wall or can be connected to a traditional outlet. Soon, Abode will release a version with a ringer button, to use as a smart video sound, providing additional options.

The new Abode camera accepts Alexa and was sent for HomeKit certification. Assuming you pass the certification, it will only support the standard HomeKit support and not the HomeKit Secure Video cloud storage, at least for now, as they relate to Secure Video support.

Legrand + Netatmo

Legrand Drivia with Netatmo smart electric panel

Legrand wrapped the new smart electric panel, Drivia, which allows in-depth control and monitoring of a user's home. The Netatmo driver is made up of six smart modules: a contactor, a relay lock, a power meter or an ecometer, a load controller and a gateway module.

With this, users can see how much energy they consume throughout their home, as well as direct control rooms. It is useful for larger electronics and appliances, which usually attract a lot of power, even when not in use. Legrand highlights the ability to turn off the hot water heater outside the city.

It will be available from the first quarter of 2020.

A life

The OneLife PureOne Air Purifier works with the Apple HomeKit

Startup OneLife has unveiled its sleek air purifier, which highlights many of the design aesthetic and maintenance issues that plague many models.

The new PureOne air purifier is more durable than others because it has a washable filter and not a replaceable one. It does a worse job, though it can extract particles as small as PM 1.0, much smaller than ordinary PM 2.5.

PureOne has a clean design, which is mostly made of wood and fabric, with a hidden display at the top.

The device operates on its own, monitoring air quality and rising up and down, as needed, to clean the air properly. It can also be controlled via Apple's HomeKit and Siri.