Unifi AI Pro Vision Enhancer - It's a 4-in-1 bag of upgraded tricks  

Thanks mate. It's a great camera and the enhancer makes it even better!!

It is a really great camera. The best of the ones I have tested.

Thanks mate. That is very kind of you.

It does make a huge difference. I notice it most with the IR might vision, but I like the radar feature and spotlight too.

Thanks Daniel. It is a pretty awesome piece of kit. Funny you should mention it, I have a very similar plan .... 😏

Haha, wait until you see next week's video (the Unifi one).

@@LarsKlintTech Ohh no 😀

Thanks my friend, and thanks for watching.

Hmmm, I think you'll just have to buy another house. No other option 🤷‍♂ Without knowing what the camera sees, it is tricky to comment on. However, I can kinda imagine your scenario. Do you get any license plates at all? Also, thanks for watching and the kind words ☺

Sure thing. The price is one thing. That automatically cuts out a lot of consumers. The PTZ requires quite a unique mounting position to take full advantage of it, and it speaks to a scenario where someone is monitoring it and using the PTZ actively. The DSLR has almost photographer quality lens and can be bought for wide angle of long distance. I would stick to the AI Pro. It is a fantastic camera.

@@LarsKlintTech Thank you 🙏🏼 keep the great content!

Is that good? 😏

@@LarsKlintTech :P

Good question. Considering I am on Starlink it might not be the best test case, but I will give it a go regardless. I suspect it should be okay, but let's see.

Yes, the licence plate info comes through the UniFi Protect integration into HA. I have a video planned on that too 😊

Would be nice if the license plate is an attribute of the identity users profile, that will open the gate when driving to the gate. By HA is nice too.

@@justindeweger You'd still need to get the event to the gate, so it knows to open.

The camera is amazing, but it is also pricey of course. I doubt there will be a solar option, as that will then compromise the stability and reliability of the connection. I have a couple of solar cameras and there are compromises to make it work.

@@LarsKlintTech You are telling me then that the solar cameras with 4glte that flock is placing all over the streets are compromising their stability and much more, because if that were the case then the authorities of each county would not use them the same as Motorolas. I believe that Unifi has the infrastructure and capacity to create the same type of cameras to meet the same objective at a lower cost than the competition.

​@@effrem123 Yep, fair comment, so let me elaborate. In order to have a camera that records constantly you need 2 things for a solar powered camera: 1) Enough power to never stop recording, and 2) stable connectivity to upload the footage offsite for storage. To achieve the first point you will need a battery big enough to allow for many days with no sun to charge it. I run a 24V system with two very large bulky 170aH batteries, which alone are $500, not to mention the weight. Even that runs out after 7-10 days with no or little sun (I run an AP, camera, door bell and NanoStation on the system). For the second point you might need LTE or Wifi. If it is LTE/4G you have the costs of the data usage, and the complexity of the 40+ different bands used all over the world (which is why the Unifi LTE backup is AT&T only). If you are using Wifi, this is another power source you need to supply, and Wifi is flaky as it is. That is why I don't think it is feasible for Unifi to create solar powered cameras. It doesn't fit with their current goals.

You sort of can by enabling RTSP in Unifi Protect and using that link in Blue Iris. You don't get a lot of the features though I'd imagine.

So far it has worked pretty well. A lot more testing is needed though to establish how well it performs.

That is a good point. I have set the focal point, so that shouldn't be it. I will continue to test it ☺

Spiders are definitely a problem here. I clean the cameras regularly, and a small amount of bug spray (long lasting) can deter the critters for a month or two.

Agree. By far most of their devices have been worth it.

Definitely not the best in the game. Unless you know what is out there, the other companies and their products, you have been limiting yourself to overpriced and outdated specs compared to stuff thats been out for a while now. But at least they are trying harder now finally.

@@Lafiro Thanks for watching and participating. Which brands offer better devices, and why? Share some of your insights, so we can all learn. ☺

You and me both! Thanks for watching 🙂

I don't have any inside knowledge but it would make sense to make a white version.

Goedemorgen!!

It absolutely can. That is a future video. Stay tuned 😉

Hahahaha, no, not really. But I guess it is in there now. Thanks for letting me know. It must have taken the focus without me realising.

It does get exposed in the Protect API, and you can get it into Home Assistant, which is a future video. Stay tuned.

@@LarsKlintTech can't be wait, I hope, I can implement this solution in my Athom Homey smart home system.

UniFi now has a video of an AI camera being used for automatic gate access, baked right into UniFi Access 2.0

@@Sevenfeet0 yep, it's the new Gate Access Starter kit 😊 ru-vid.comUgkxYXimX2a_rY_IZhqbj8Alu0lfnCNoal23?si=L35lNLHxn1RUAuru

I’m wondering the same thing!

It was sent from the US.

Thanks Laras. Looks like I have to go hunting.

@@benjaminhuang a australian pc store mwave has them up for preorder

😂😂I know, right! G5 Pro doesn't have face recognition/detection at all, so yes. Person detection is marginally better at distances I would say. The AI Pro is a much better camera, but I do hear you on the overkill. But I still love it 😊And my resident wombat has never been so clear at night 😂

@@AM93000 not yet at least. Hopefully it is coming.

Yep, do what is right for you mate. 😊 And thanks for your support as always ❤️

What’s right and what my bank account can afford are two different things 😂😂😂

@@KeranMcKenzie get a new bank account.

I can neither confirm nor deny.

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