This manual covers the download, installation, configuration, and usage of the Aotun Second Generation Matchstick Man Intelligent Behavior Recognition…
The Aotun Second Generation Matchstick Man Intelligent Behavior Recognition Sensor is designed for scenarios such as elderly care and remote health management. It utilizes an embedded AI chip to run deep learning algorithms, monitoring activities like walking and falling while protecting privacy by transmitting stick-figure animations instead of raw video. The device supports features including fall detection, fall risk assessment, waving distress detection, facial recognition, two-way voice calls, and infrared night vision. This manual is written in Chinese.
The fall detection feature works at a maximum distance of 10 meters.
Two-way voice calls work at a maximum distance of 10 meters.
Yes, the sensor can be used in bathrooms because it transmits a stick figure animation instead of raw video.