Revolutionary innovation reveals who walks around your house during your absence

Revolutionary innovation reveals who walks around your house during your absence

French company NetMo has launched a smart "bug" that helps people protect their homes and watch thieves lurk at them.

The new device uses modern technology to keep homes safe, the Sun newspaper said, noting that it was being shown this week at a technology show in Las Vegas.

The bell has a camera, microphone and amplifier, and is always connected to the Internet, making it send urgent notifications to the smartphone connected to it.

According to the manufacturer, connecting the bell to the Internet will make the owner of the house always aware of what is happening in the vicinity of his home.

"If someone comes to your house, the device will call you on your phone and tell you the information. It will also be able to provide a live video of the visiting person."

But the most important feature is "Person Detection," which monitors "strangers" who walk near your door.

If the feature detects any suspicious activity, it will tell you the case, and you will record a video of the event, which means that it also acts as a "surveillance camera".

The Smart Bell will be available in the market starting in the second half of this year at a price that is expected to be only £ 179.