DoorBot lets you see who's at the door, wherever you are
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DoorBot streams video and audio to your smartphone or tablet, wherever you are
DoorBot is secured with an included mounting bracket
Power is provided via four AA batteries
DoorBot is constructed from high density polymer, with a brushed aluminum faceplate
DoorBot features an infrared camera for video capture during the day and night
DoorBot is compatible with the Lockitron smartphone-based keyless entry system
Article Summary
Everyone wants to feel safe in their home, and it's easier to do so when you know who’s standing outside. DoorBot aims to help with exactly this, by functioning as a Wi-Fi-connected doorbell that streams live video and audio directly to your smartphone of choice whether you’re sitting on your couch or backpacking abroad.
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