Ever Trend Zone Swann’s last smart bell has finally landed in the United Kingdom … and this can respond.
The new Wireless Video Doorbell video is the first to send with Swannshield, the voice assistant to the company that aims to see the competition.
Unlike the canned responses you get from most timbres, Swannshield uses a generative AI to hold natural conversations with whom it is at your door.
Swannshield was announced in October last year, but Evo’s new bell is the first device released in the United Kingdom to show off technology.
There are already many intelligent video lands that allow you to choose voice responses when someone has been calling, or even allows you to record pre -established messages to reproduce when the button is pressed, but Swannshield is the first in terms of putting a real loot on board to be your virtual guardian.
Swannshield uses adaptive AI to administer real -time interactions, providing intelligent responses that dynamically react depending on the situation in question: think that telling a delivery person to leave a package in a particular place or with a specific neighbor, but after asking the person who called where it is exactly.
Swann tells us that Swannshield uses natural interactions, similar to humans, to have conversations, with a “realistic voice” with 8 accents and 3 behaviors to choose from, and can communicate with users in 100 automatic languages.
The hardware in the wireless video bell Evo marks most of the boxes: you get a 2K video, a 140 ° field of vision, night vision of up to 5 m, movement and heat detection, and bidirectional audio through the application.
There is also a portable interior bell with six calls and a slot for a microSD card (up to 256 GB) so that it can get rid of the cloud subscription rates completely.
Evo’s Wireles video is now available, directly from Swann, with a broader deployment throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland soon.
With £ 89.99, it is quite friendly to the budget, and the Swannshield is included at no additional cost.
