One of the biggest innovations in robot vacuums recently is built-in cameras. These cameras can be used to make cleaning more efficient, or as security cameras.

Unico Properties said that the robot is the company’s latest effort to modernize Big Pink’s security system. In addition to the robot, the tower has more than 200 cameras positioned around the ...

Not only can this robot vacuum, well, vacuum, but it can also use a range of additional accessories to transform it into a security camera, air purifier, mobile fan, smart delivery system and more.

Or maybe an AI-powered security camera that recognizes when there’s a stranger at your front door? The possibilities are endless.

Turning a Raspberry Pi into a motion sensing security camera is a classic Pi project, but Microsoft’s put together a bit of a spin on the classic by showing off how to build one using Windows IoT.

The 5-foot, 400-pound robot moves along on wheels and uses a camera at the top of a mast to provide 360-degree video to the school’s security team.

By using 3D sensors and the latest AI techniques, a security camera can begin to understand what it's seeing.

The robot interfaces with your smartphone in some unique ways. To issue instructions to the vacuum, you can designate areas that need cleaning via your phone's camera.