A shelf camera study that looks at products, not people.
Concept rendering. Shape and features may change.
These are design goals, not tested claims. Each one has to be proven before it becomes a promise.
Aimed at where products sit, so the room and the people in it stay out of frame by placement, not by blurring afterwards.
A fridge goes dark when the door shuts. Vision is being studied with a brief, low-heat light of its own.
We want the indicator to reflect whether the camera can actually capture, not just what the software says.
A snapshot after an event rather than a continuous stream. Better for privacy and for power.
Local processing is a core principle. Exact controls will be documented when capabilities are validated.
The aim is a removable fit with no drilling and no new appliance. Cold, condensation and signal all need real testing first.
Something may have changed on the shelf.
A lit snapshot of the shelf, then back to rest.
Hidden is not the same as gone, so unclear changes are flagged.
Only the uncertain items ask for your attention.
| Availability | Not announced. In research. |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | [TO BE PUBLISHED AFTER TESTING] |
| Power | [TO BE PUBLISHED AFTER TESTING] |
| Connectivity | [TO BE PUBLISHED AFTER TESTING] |
| Price | [YOUR PRICE, WHEN READY] |
We'd welcome a conversation about research and pilots.
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