Continuing the discussion from Huge Security breach: Armed home and alarms do not work without internet! : I hadn’t heard of VeraSecure until this post. The Vera site says it supports zigbee as well as z-wave plus. I thought up until now Vera devices were z-wave only? VeraSecure Advanced …

I don’t think Nortek was ever interested in vera as far as unit sales. For that matter, Mios isn’t that interested in Vera, it’s the smaller part of their business now. [image] MiOS: The Biggest Home Automation Platform You Never Heard of At CES 2013, ask MiOS about some of its big home …

[image] jkp: Wait! What? You are a little off on the facts here. Google purchased Revolv and immediately shut it down. They only wanted the team who built the system and folded them into Nest. A little off, but not much. Revolv became part of Nest, but still continued to operate and be sold. …

[image] JDRoberts: Mios isn’t that interested in Vera Yes, the thread is about the VeraSecure. As someone who had a Vera I simply restated my experience with the company and the system. I stand by that, Vera is a beta test bed for the MiOS software. Don’t expect much, buyer beware.

And as I say all this, don’t think I didn’t like Vera. It’s not a bad platform. It just has its issues like every other HA system at the moment. You just need to understand what your getting yourself into and decide if the product is something that will work for you.

No, I am sorry but I have to set you straight again. But google purchased Revolv in October 2014 and immediately shut down any further development on revolv. amazon and Home Depot stopped selling it within days because so many were trying/opting to return it for refunds. I owned a revolv so I know t…

And speaking of Revolv, this article back in March hints that Nest may have a new security system on the way. [image] Alphabet's Nest Working on Cheaper Thermostat, Home Security System Nest, the pioneer of the iPhone-like digital thermostat, is readying several new products in its quest …

Check out the price on the new Nest IQ indoor security cam … $299.00

It’s pricey, but worth it in my eyes. It’s a little cheaper if you purchase a 2 pack @ $498 though. It’s packed with a whole lot more technology though. And over my existing $199 per indoor camera, it looks promising. I have wanted to see the facial recognition piece for a long time. Now if ST woul…

You guys might want to start a new topic for the nest cam IQ. :wink: Definitely looks interesting. If I’m reading it correctly, though, it’s going to cost an additional $10 per month per camera to get the facial recognition features, as they are part of the nest aware package.

They add this same technology to an outdoor camera and having this at my front door and facial recognition turned on for a few people and being able to automate locks and disarming my system this way, that’s closer to the vision I have always imagined, growing up with the Jetsons. JD, can you spin …

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