Sunflower's home security drone spots trespassers
Sunflower's home security drone spots trespassers
It also can tell if that’s just a raccoon heading for your trash bin.
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1080 with no gimbal ??
Imagine a larger property with a dozen of these things all hovering above you. That’d be some scary ass Black Mirror shit there.
Here we are, three years later, and NO UPDATES.. =(
Cool idea, but what if the burgler knocks down the sunflowers ?
How does it handle wind and rain.
I had this idea, but my drone system would notify the police by sharing live video feed, and the drone would launch and return from the security company location, so it couldn’t be sabotaged on customer property.
Hundreds of dollars a month! And I’m the one that has to monitor my own home security! No thanks, but let me know when it gets down to around $0 a month after I buy all the hardware, then we can talk.
More cost than benefit. Ring style system will work just as well.
It should play the Battlefield 3 theme song as it slowly approaches.
And how much will this cost? Not cheap, I bet!
So you’re telling me that a a burglar isn’t gonna notice a drone and a big grey box…
What about weather issues? Where is the link for this product?
Now I’m waiting to see the next generation of this drone that comes equipped with a high-powered laser dazzler to blind intruders before proceeding to launch wired taser-darts at them to stun them for long enough for police to arrive and make the arrest. The problem with all of this is, where does the ramp up in lethality stop?
Hold on, go to 0:37 and pause the video…
Don’t you see something mysterious in the sky?
So now when I fly my DJI drone in and around my house I’ll just say it’s a security drone 💪🏻👍🏻
That buzzing airborne camera should be a silent airborne camera. Maintaining the element of surprise is important.
For this to be legal to use, the government would have to allow your neighbor to record video of you in your own private home. This can’t be legal if you have neighbors living within sight distance.
What is this the millionaire detective balance unlimited ? Lol
Lame. Try it in a snowstorm or in rain or on a windy day
I have been emailing them, and they are just not informing me about this product. They were supposed start selling in Early 2019. Disappointed
Can it follow a burglar on the run? Or in a getaway car?
Crap promo video
Camera footage is very poor
And base station location is just stupid, it needs to be roof mounted so it can not be damaged by the intruder.
But it is a neat idea.
Umm what about rain???
Junk,,,,,PURE JUNK
Im Daniel Salinas do they record
All I want to know is can it be fixed shoot a lasers? And speak? "Halt I am Robo drone" 😆 🤣
Great idea! Especially right now, going into a massive economic collapse when more & more people reach desperation & feel like they have no other options. I bet when that suckin drone launches & starts tracking, 99.99984759% of unknown intruders (non-neighbors, non-friends, non-housekeepers, etc.), those caught off guard, will jam out faster than a hot colonic in Tijuana. In my opinion, the more noticeable the better. It’s best to neutralize the threat by scaring them away than it is to go stealth & write yourself a death sentence trying to play Captain America. Most of these big talkers wouldn’t have the cajones come gameday anyways. The best security never has to get used, intimidation factor +. Even closer to 100% of the known burglars just won’t contend with it & choose a less secure target. Unless, of course, you’re holding a rare Picasso in your basement vault that Mark-E-Mark & the Phunky Bunch would strategically plan out, rehearse in their Cooper Mini’s & execute in an Italian Job-like heist to get their hands on it. It wouldn’t pose much threat then. I mean, Jason Stathom would just send a super-fly schnooka round-house double triple kick, instantly terminating anything in the verticle surroundings. But when an O.G. is determined enough, not much is going to get in their way anyways. However, if you rock Piccaso, best be up-leveling your security game as a whole regardless.
lets cut the chase …
how does it handle gun fire and blunt force objects and nets
Can it be armed and fight back with weapons ?
Can it at least call the police?
Sort of stupid cuz it can’t work in bad weather and someone can easily cover the base that it sits in and not let it open up
Very cool. Home security should be multi-layered. A very nice option. I do have concerns about 4 acre size vs number of sensors. Also how will it handle mountain terrain, multi level property and differing tree heights.
blue ray burner laser assembly and remote trigger for it. Then we have a proper fun system
I WANT TO BUY ONE FOR A PROJECT.
What’s the cost
I went to the sunflower site and configured a package. It is not good for acreage. One needs too many ‘flowers’ as their radius is only 40ft – 500$ a ‘flower’.
Price?
i rather buy it out right…. paying monthly for a drone no way
Professional burglars will just throw a heavy blanket over the drone’s launch enclosure, load the enclosure and drone into their van, and then proceed to steal other items from the house.
Im Daniel Salinas do they record
In Mexico if you put the drone in the yard the thief will stole the drone lol…
Add a taser
New European privacy laws have put a stop to cctv. Best attach a gun so no one complain when dead lol
Yeah but what if the drone gets stolen?
So much for Tremors 8.
I wonder how they work in Highwind areas?
I didn’t see anything about the price, but I’m gonna guess and say it’s too much money for what it is
This is amazing, but I wonder if i will ever be approved by the FAA as they require drones be in line of sight.
A few security cameras and motion controlled lights would achieve everything this can do and be more reliable at a lower monthly operating cost.
It’s good, but not good for any security measure. If you can disable it with a blanket it’s not a security measure, it’s a kitten.
What’s the point? Why would anyone be discouraged by a drone – nothing more than a flying CTV camera. Why wouldn’t I just buy a traditional security system which is, as you say, available at the same cost (and tested)?