E1 Pro

several challenges here.. you're trying to resolve a behavioral issue with technology - which rarely works. your neighbor is already falsely filing noise complaints when you're not home. if your landlord doesn't accept that you've not been present for several of their complaints, trying to "convince

That's why I am confused he had to shut it down. No disrespect to OP but he could've solved this thing in a month and not a year. Buy an indoor IP camera (reolink e1 pro) and run AI models on it through fastapi. But in regards to the RPi it depends on the algorithm OP is using, but a regular raspber

For cameras inside your home, my personal preference is to go with plug in power, so I can absolutely disable them when I am at home! Specifically, I plug them into cheap "smart plugs" from a different vendor, plugs with an LED showing the state of the controlled outlet -- that way I hit one button

I like my reolink E1. They have a few versions so check the differences. I think the e1 pro is what I went with. It uses an SD card. You can get alerts for pets or people. It will even track ( rotate) to follow your pet as it moves through the room. No subscription needed. I have their doorbell too.

I just use the built-in person detection on my cheap Reolink E1 Pro webcam and it never seems to make a mistake.

Reolink E1 zoom camera with Ai detection I have other automations for the pets it works wonders tbh.

This is for pets and I'm guessing you can't drill holes because you are/will be renting as you say, so the best indoor camera for that is going to be a Reolink plugged in Wi-Fi camera. Reolink is the best Wi-Fi camera provider for residential use, IMO. You want plugged in because battery powered cam

I recommend the Reolink E1 Pro camera. It has awesome detection for pets and baby crying. You can setup as a WiFi camera or run an Ethernet cable. I have it connected to home assistant, and setup an automation to turn on a lamp if it detects baby crying. Use any tablet or phone if you want the scree

Do you think Reolink is worth the extra money for just indoor use? Their indoor Pan-Tilt camera works fine for pet monitoring -- I set the ""monitor" (home) position aimed at the food bowls and get a motion alert when activity is detected there, but can also use pan-tilt to try to figure out which s