Hayo

@ayeletnoff thanks Ayelet for sharing Hayo with the PH community. 🙌🏻

@simoncchapman thank you for loving it. For accidental activation, best would be placing the virtual remote controls on side tables, behind you and maybe even in the air is a good idea. You're right, the list is endless. 🙌🏻 what are you thinking? We would love to know!

@simoncchapman Had the opportunity to test/play with the thing yesterday... it's just amazingly powerful and playful. I felt that algos are super good at detecting false/accidental interactions.

@ag_lr @simoncchapman Interesting! Our team can look into it.:)

@perpetuous The room is "rescanned" at regular interval, but not very often, we use the floor and walls rather than the objects in the room.

@perpetuous great question! Moving furniture will not affect Hayo's good functioning.

@douglasevaristo glad you love it! - Hayo Team

@xcast3d Thank you for loving it. Yes, kids and pets running around will trigger the virtual remote controls but you can place them where they can't reach them. If by "hit detection" you mean just coming into contact with it, yes. We are working on adult, pets and children differentiations. It will come soon. We will keep you posted. Thank you for loving it and for supporting us.

@peterfreeby Thank you for your question. Hayo doesn't capture or record images and we don't use a microphone. The information we collect about your virtual control set-ups is only for you. Images acquired by Hayo are processed within the camera only, on a one-time basis and deleted right afterwards. The only image that might leave the camera is when the alarm is triggered to send a picture to the user. There are two cameras inside Hayo, a depth camera and an RGB (Normal camera). The depth camera is used in real-time, so no capture is performed. The RGB camera is only used during set up or, if the user chooses to trigger a picture capture for security.

@tombielecki The FOV is 45º x 60º, and he distance is up to 5m / 16 '