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Hex Home Wins Red Dot Award for Innovative Design Award Showcases System as the Next Generation of Home Security News provided by Share this article Share this article GREENBELT, Md., April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Hex Home™, the world s first Wi-Fi Sensing home security system, has received a Red Dot Award: Product Design 2021 with the international jury awarding the one-of-a-kind home security system for its outstanding and innovative design. Powered by revolutionary ambient sensing and AI technology, Hex Home provides significantly greater accuracy and wider coverage than traditional security systems. A standout amongst more than 18,000 entries, Hex Home is a DIY, waved-based home security system that requires only two sleek, modern devices a Hex Command (surface-sitting pod) and at least one Hex Sense (wall plug-in) to monitor a user s home using Wi-Fi waves. By monitoring how Wi-Fi waves bounce, break and bend around people, Hex is able to calculate ....
CES 2021: Hex Home Uses Wi-Fi Waves For Home Security Instead Of Cameras The Hex Home is a revolutionary take on home security Photo: Origin Wireless KEY POINTS The Hex Home uses Wi-Fi wave movements to detect motion in a house The Hex Home doesn t use any cameras, but provides more thorough coverage than traditional home security systems Home security has traditionally involved cameras and lights, but tech company Origin Wireless knew there was a better way to keep a home secured. Cue the Hex Home, a device that senses Wi-Fi waves to detect movement. Security cameras are pretty straightforward devices. They capture video feeds from where the lenses are pointed, and can often report to owners if there is any movement detected. The Hex Home is different in that there are no cameras. Instead, the Hex Home detects changes in Wi-Fi waves that are already bouncing around inside houses. ....
Chamberlain Group The myQ Pet Portal opens its elevator-style doors when the pet wearing a sensor on its collar approaches Wait, three thousand bucks for a doggie door? You heard right, but Chamberlain’s myQ Pet Portal is no cut-rate plastic flap. Rather than a standard pet door that you install in an existing door, the myQ Pet Portal arrives pre-installed in an exterior door manufactured by the doormaking artisans at Kolbe Windows and Doors. The Pet Portal itself boasts doors that slide open like an elevator, while a camera, microphone, and speaker sit in a square situated above the opening. You can control the Pet Portal manually using myQ’s mobile app, or dogs can let themselves in and out if you attach a sensor to their collars. The doors will also close automatically to keep unwanted critters from sneaking in behind your pooch. ....