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Xthings launches new line of AI security cameras at CES 2025
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CES 2025 attendees can experience a new lineup of AI-powered security cameras from Xthings (under the Ulticam brand), featuring edge AI processing and subscription-free intelligent monitoring capabilities.

Product Overview; The new Ulticam series includes three distinct models targeting different home security needs.

  • The Ulticam IQ Floodlight combines security camera functionality with powerful floodlights for comprehensive outdoor monitoring
  • The Ulticam IQ offers spotlight capabilities in a more compact outdoor camera design
  • The Ulticam Dot provides a portable, wireless security solution with extended battery life

Technical Capabilities; Edge AI technology enables advanced features without requiring costly subscription services.

  • Built-in artificial intelligence processors handle person detection and alerts directly on the camera
  • All models capture 2K Quad HD video, with 4K Ultra HD versions planned for Q2 2025
  • Cameras include 8GB of built-in storage, expandable to 128GB
  • Seven days of free cloud storage comes standard with all models

Smart Home Integration; The cameras offer broad compatibility with major smart home platforms and connectivity options.

  • Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Home ecosystems
  • Multiple connection methods including Wi-Fi, LAN, 4G LTE, and Power over Ethernet
  • The U home app enables real-time alerts, live viewing, and two-way audio communication

Pricing and Model Details; The lineup spans multiple price points to accommodate different budgets and needs.

  • Ulticam IQ 2K starts at $169, with 4G LTE model at $199
  • IQ Floodlight 2K begins at $199, with 4G LTE version at $239
  • The portable Ulticam Dot is priced at $69 and features up to 9 months of battery standby time
Image credit: XThings

Market Availability; Distribution plans target major retail channels in early 2025.

  • Products will launch in Q1 and Q2 2025 across the United States
  • Available through U-tec.com, Amazon, and Best Buy retail channels

Future Implications; The integration of edge AI processing in security cameras at these price points could reshape the home security market by eliminating the need for recurring subscription fees while maintaining advanced monitoring capabilities.

Xthings unveils Ulticam home security cameras powered by edge AI

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