Use case · Backyard wildlife
Cameras for backyard wildlife
Birds at the feeder by day, foxes and deer by night. Solar cameras that name the visitor and send it to your phone.
Who came to the garden?
The RS1 wakes when a bird lands and the app names the species. A trail camera by the hedge catches what comes after dark.
- AI bird identification in the app
- Color or black and white at night
- Wi-Fi for gardens near the house
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Three models, three kinds of spot.
Where to put them
Setup guide
For garden and gift retailers
A camera people give as a present
RS1 in three bark colors, boxed for retail, from 50 units.
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Does the RS1 need 4G?
No. The Wi-Fi version runs on a 2.4 GHz home network. 4G versions exist for gardens out of Wi-Fi range.
How does it know the species?
The app runs AI bird identification on each visit and labels the clip with the species name.
Will it scare the birds?
It has no moving parts and wakes silently on the PIR sensor. Most birds return to a new feeder within days.