Motion Detecting Security Phone
February 27th, 2006 11:26 AM | by Christen da Costa | 4 Comments
We saw a phone similar to this not too long ago that monitored audio to detect home intrusion. The SecuPhone takes a slightly different approach by monitoring movement via a built-in motion detector. If it detects an intruder’s presence the phone dials a preprogrammed number that allows the user to listen in. Don’t want that burglar sticking around to burglarize your goods? Then just hit ‘1’ on the keypad and the device will emit a siren, or hit ‘*’ to activate the voice warning.
Via AvingNews
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Unfortunately the very look of it screams “motion detector” and a theif would spot it in a second (unless that was the intent?!). It would’ve been much better if they hid the motion detector bit.
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