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gubby | 4 years ago
The problem is mapping a 3D space, where a 'perp' can often face in any direction, onto a series of 2D planes. PTZ cameras only help if they are meticulously programmed to track movement or respond to motion events from other sources, or you have a skilled operator 24x7.
It's even harder if the system needs to work well at night, since it requires either IR or visible light illumination.
I don't know how well this drone+sensors setup would work, but can definitely imagine there is a subset of the market where this would be better than fixed cameras, perhaps a large property where there are multiple entrances and exits, and lots of potential targets. e.g. a farm, where there are long easily traversed boundaries between the property and neighbouring properties.
jaclaz|4 years ago
Not so large, given that (per specs) [1] each sunflower has ~8 m, range and the bee has 300 m transmission range.
Btw you need to bring a power cable to each sunflower, seemingly in "clusters" of 7.
[1] https://www.sunflower-labs.com/specs
gubby|4 years ago
https://youtu.be/bqQIu9zwxKI?t=28
latchkey|4 years ago
https://ouster.com/blog/making-security-systems-more-accurat...