2.4Ghz Baby Monitor with Night Vision Camera and Bedwetting Sensor

Jul 3 2007, 5:05am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Chinese company Goscam sent us information about their latest baby monitor. This baby monitor has a night vision camera with a range of 5m.

The images of your baby are transmitted via 2.4Ghz technology with a range of up to 100m.

The receiver has a 2.5 inch color screen with a resolution of 480x240px. Besides the camera there is of course also a microphone installed to transmit sound.
Apparently there are accessories for the Goscam (somehow a bad name: "go scam") that detect bedwetting or motion. Goscam is not selling direct and is looking for OEMs and distributors for their products.
More details on the Goscam site. Topselling Baby Monitors

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