Get Higher Grade Security From Your Webcam(s) – With Vitamin D

Here is a great piece of security for getting the most out of your web-cam. If your like me you have one or more of these and have never ever video chatted with any one nor recorded a video. However there are plenty of uses for them if your creative. (No!.. not those kind). You can use it for security. Lets face it, your PC is probably on all day. Its a great opportunity to keep an eye on things. The problem is that most software out there is clunky and well, rubbish. And even if it does work, the annoying thing is searching through hours of videos to fine 30 seconds of necessary video. Well all that has changed with some software called Vitamin D. Simple to use! Free! And very good!

It’s not motion detection, it’s people detection

Motion detection can be triggered by swaying branches, pets, or even light changes from clouds. Professional-grade security systems track objects but cost thousands of dollars and require expert calibration and tuning. Vitamin D Video uses a revolutionary form of intelligent computing, based on how the brain works, that can outperform state-of-the-art systems in many real world cases.

This video explains it better:

Feature List:

• If you are interested in general home security and/or monitoring but don’t know where to start, a few examples of what you can do are:
  • Record who comes to your door while you are away
  • Help your neighborhood watch group by monitoring the street or your backyard while you are out.
  • Send yourself a notification when your child comes home from school.
  • Set up a schedule to record inside your house while you are at work or on vacation.
  • Monitor activity at a second home when you are absent.
  • Catch if there are kids in your pool, or find out who (or what) is knocking over your trash cans.
  • Watch the backyard or a room where your pet is supposed to be (or not supposed to be!).
• For small businesses or retail locations, a few examples of what you can do beyond having an archive of video are:
  • Monitor a back door or unattended lobby area.
  • See who goes in and out of a specific room or secure area.
  • Figure out who is littering in front of your store, writing graffiti on your walls, loitering suspiciously after hours, etc.
  • Help verify if an alarm is false, before the police arrive (and potentially fine you).
  • Set up some very basic flow analysis (“retail analytics”) for your store, e.g., quickly scan to see how many people lingered in front of an end cap or entered a section of your store.

Check it out over on there site: Vitamin D

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