Ring Video Doorbell
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| Predecessor(s) | Bot Home Automation |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Santa Monica, California |
| Founder(s) | Jamie Siminoff |
| Products |
Ring Video Doorbell Ring Chime Cloud Recording |
| Employees | 42[1] |
| Website |
ring |
| Native client(s) on | iOS, Android, Windows Phone |
The Ring Video Doorbell previously known as Doorbot is a doorbell replacement, created by Entrepreneur James Siminoff in 2012 that includes an infrared camera, and Wi-Fi connectivity. When the doorbell is pressed, the app begins a VOIP video call to connected smartphones, so that the owner can see and speak with whoever is at the door.[2][3][4][5]
The Ring app has integrated Lockitron support, so that the door may also be remotely unlocked when the doorbell is rung.[6][7]
The app for Ring doorbell currently available on iOS, Android, and Windows 10 Mobile.
Doorbot was crowdfunded via Christie Street, and raised $364k of the $250k requested.[8] [9]
References
- ↑ http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2014/12/04/ring-raises-4-5-million-series-a-from-true-ventures-for-smart-doorbells/
- ↑ DoorBot lets you see and talk with who's at the door from the comfort of your smartphone (video)
- ↑ DoorBot: The Wi-Fi Doorbell That Connects to Your Smartphone | Complex
- ↑ DoorBot lets you see who is knocking via your mobile device - SlashGear
- ↑ The DoorBot From Edison Junior - Business Insider
- ↑ DoorBot Lets You Answer Your Door With a Smartphone or Tablet
- ↑ DoorBot wireless doorbell cam lets you see visitors | Crave - CNET
- ↑ Doorbot Is Knocking Upon the Future of Doorbells CES 2013 | Apartment Therapy
- ↑ 'DoorBot' for Homeowners Hits $250,000 Goal | Lockitron | TechNewsDaily.com
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