Ring cameras and doorbells now use AI to provide specific descriptions of motion activity

Amazon’s ring, on Wednesday, users presented a new feature to the door calls and cameras that offer special text descriptions of current action activities.

Now when users receive real-time notifications about what is happening in their property, updates will be more descriptive. For example, “A person steps with a black dog,” or “two people are looking in a white car parked on the road.”

The feature aims to improve previously existing uncertain notifications. Now users will be able to decide what to do exactly what happened and will not immediately demand attention. It should be noted that the AI ​​only describes the first seconds of the video clip.

The feature is spreading English-only for a beta for Ring Home Premium subscribers in the United States and Canada today. Users can disable the feature by switching to the settings in the ring application.

Jamie Siminoff, the founder of the ring and now according to a blog post with VP’s home safety, the company plans to provide additional AI features. One of them combines a warning of several moves in one house and around.

The ring also allows users to implement the “special anomaly warning” that allows users to inform the camera, which allows users to inform the camera.

In addition, Siminoff said Ringin “We will learn your diary”, so it can inform users when there is something ordinary to users. Especially for some users can be concerned about the past of the ring Privacy concern.

“We just start scratching the AI ​​surface. I feel like we return to the earliest days of the ring – we see the unlimited potential for new experiences we can invent for our neighbors.”

This announcement corresponds to the final release of this approximation AI-Powered Search Featureallows users to find special moments within video recordings.