Nanit

The baby monitor that thinks

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The baby monitor that thinks

4 followers

Nanit speaks baby. Understand your baby’s days and nights. Nanit’s camera uses something called computer vision. Nanit learns how your baby moves, and tells you if they’re fussy, awake or sleeping like a dream. Understand their night and conquer sleep. Nanit Insights helps you identify sleep issues, so you can adjust and get back on track fast.

Launch tags:Parenting•Hardware•Kids

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Blind Hunt

We're currently using a Nest cam as a baby monitor and it's pretty awesome. How does the video quality & night vision compare? Also, I might have missed it, but how is it mounted?

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@mattpickle_ Thanks! The video quality and night vision are of great quality and was designed specifically to be a baby camera and optimized for this. The camera is being sold with a floor stand that is being placed between the crib and the wall (next to the crib)

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9yr ago

Blind Hunt

@torkale Man, I'm really tempted to buy this. I really like the temp, humidity, and heat map. It says if the internet goes down, it will still stream? I don't store video with Nest, so not really interested in looking at past video.

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@mattpickle_ Thank you!

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@metapickle many security cams do not work on home network when Internet goes down. Imagine yourself cooking at the kitchen, your kid is crying upstairs, and you don't get the sound notification you are expecting for at these situations. It is unacceptable from the parent perspective, and with our product it just won't happen.

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9yr ago

Blind Hunt

@assafg agree 100%. Does this mean that I could run the cam all the time without sending video through your servers? That would be a huge selling point.

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9yr ago

Ok - super intrigued by this. We had been using a NestCam and between Janky connectivity and frequent outages during Nest updates, found it totally unreliable. If it's a stand that goes next to the crib, how do you prevent a kid from grabbing it and giving it a pull? My troublemaking 18mo would constantly be playing with it if it's in her reach.

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9yr ago

Vowel

Maker

@kylejudah The stand has been tested with that specific scenario in mind. The legs are weighted to prevent the stand from tipping. Additionally, while not apparent, the stand is 171cm off the ground to help prevent your troublemaker from grabbing it.

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@kylejudah Great question! we have taken extra safety and security steps to the extreme with Nanit. The camera arm was designed to be above a certain height such that 95-99th percentile of kids at the age of 2 won't be able to reach it when they raise their hands. As a side note, here is a link to a pic of my kid Udi raising his hands to check the camera hight in one of the first experiments ;) https://www.facebook.com/photo.p... Here you can learn more on Nanit Safe and Security features: https://www.nanit.com/safety-and...

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@assafg @kylejudah HAHA great picture

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9yr ago

This product has completely changed the game for me and my wife. Our 2 year old has been a beta tester and it transformed not only his sleep, but also ours. The analytics are incredible and opened our eyes to insights about his sleep that we never knew existed. LOVE nanit!

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@aholidayiii Thanks Aaron! Your family has been so helpful throughout the beta testing process and we're thrilled that Nanit has helped you understand and improve your little one's sleep, and get some more of your own. :)

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9yr ago

@aignam thanks!

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9yr ago

Vowel

Maker

@aholidayiii Thanks. We really love having you guys as beta testers!

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9yr ago

ntwrk

@aholidayiii How exactly did it transform your child's sleep?

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8yr ago

HackToStart

Super cool product! Will really help give parents more peace of mind and understand their babies' sleeping patterns better. Sharing with my friends to add it to their baby registries.

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9yr ago

Vowel

Maker

@adelynzhou Thanks!

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@adelynzhou Thanks Adelyn! This is just the start for our technology! We really appreciate your support.

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9yr ago

kifi

Love the product!

Looking back at the time my two kids where just born, I would have payed anything for a product like this. Full disclosure: I know the founder personally and I'm sure his team will be the next big thing.

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@eishay Thanks!

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9yr ago

Interesting idea. I'm feeling uncomfortable with the idea that my baby is being filmed and that video is stored somewhere...

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@mehdilamloum Hello Mehdi! That is understood. We are putting security and safety on the top of our list as can also be seen here: https://www.nanit.com/safety-and...

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9yr ago

@torkale I had a look at the details! Appreciate that! Just trying to think like a consumer. It might need more convincing 😉

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@mehdilamloum Thanks! We are following a very strict security protocol and adhere to HIPAA standard. The videos are stored encrypted on our servers, in an unidentifiable folder structure. Just as people use mint to handle their financials and Nest to handle their home security videos, we hope that many people that wants to know more of their baby, be it sleep, behavior, remote view of their baby and video history will want to use our service.

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@mehdilamloum We took security and safety to the extreme with our product, it was one of a key design objective on our mind.

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@_kylewinton Thanks for the heads up, fixing now!

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9yr ago

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As a new dad of a 3 month old, I have mixed feelings about this. When we came home from the hospital we put our daughter in her crib, expecting her to fall asleep for hours. Our Nest cam was ready to capture every move. Electronic thermometers were in place to measure the room's temperature. But within minutes, she was crying her head off and in our rocking arms. The following three months weren't much different. We tried many different sleeping arrangements to get her to fall asleep (e.g. Having her sleep in our arms while we took shifts staying awake, having her sleep in our bed in a safe co-sleeper, etc.). All the while, our crib, Nest cam and thermometers were gathering dust. Finally, nearly three months in, we've been able to get her in the crib where she'll sleep for a few hours at a time. But so long as we're practicing safe sleeping practices (e.g. placing her on her back), I don't feel like I need to know every single detail about her night's sleep (and we're a couple that is paranoid about safety and tends to want to know the details). That said, the product looks really well built. It's features address the main concerns I had when shopping for monitors, and I definitely would have bought it over the Nest. Perhaps it would come in handy as my daughter sleeps in her crib more now that she's comfortable with it. Regardless, kudos to the team for what looks like a beautiful product that blows the competition away!

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9yr ago

Vowel

Maker

@geoffreyweg Thanks for the comments and critique. Parenting is unique for everyone and certain features appeal to different people. We've designed a product that hopefully will provide the best user experience while also providing valuable features that certain parents want.

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9yr ago

Nanit

Maker

@geoffreyweg thanks Geoffrey for sharing your thoughts. Parenting is around exploration, finding the best for your kid. We are trying to make this exploring easier for you, so you could reach your sweet spot of your parenting style in an easier way. May I ask how eventually you succeed in putting your daughter to sleep?

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9yr ago

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