Ivideon secures $4 million from Impulse VC to take its video-streaming service global

"The Ivideon system – which has received backing from Philips and Samsung – is designed to work with any existing cameras including those on personal computers and laptops. The cameras capture video and audio from a given environment and upload the data to Ivideon’s cloud storage system. The client can access the cloud server remotely through a mobile device and view the images live."

"Cameras that already come with Ivideon’s operating system – such as the In.Sight and the SmartCam, are able to act as motion detectors and alarm the client in real time when they are triggered. Should any lag occur with the video, audio sensors perform the same function. When the motion detector is activated, the camera automatically begins recording, and a video of the event is uploaded to the cloud, where it is instantly accessible by the client."

There seems to be a disconnect between the headline streaming and the words used to describe the "The Ivideon system" ...."capture and upload"....and "uploaded"...?

In any event, smart cameras require sensors.

So what do we have here ....camera manufactures begin to put out products with sensors, but are dumb until the owner /user of the camera applies e.g "Ivideon’s operating system' and make it smart?

All to familiar

doni