Nokia Remote Camera

Wireless home monitoring system from Nokia:

The device features an integrated motion detection system and the ability to capture megapixel-quality images and video clips with sound, even in low-light and outdoor conditions. The unit works by combining a digital camera, GSM transceiver and MMS technology, and does not require a physical connection to a landline or to the internet. All it needs is a regular main power supply and access to a GSM network.

The device sends images or video clips with sound to an MMS-enabled handset or email address when motion is detected, at pre-defined intervals or when an SMS query is sent directly to the device.
The unit is controlled via text messages or by using Bluetooth, and the extended user access allows more than one person to control the device.

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