Netvue AI Birdfeeder Surveillance Camera Review - Wait WHAT?! Birdfy!

[@bigdreams5554]

As someone who recently bought a bird feeder, an AI powered bird feeder may be the upgrade I never knew I needed, LOL

[@mikej9564]

I love the picture of a hummingbird that drinks nectar at a seed feeder.

[@INJOONKIM]

It’s fun to imagine the discussion in Netvue conference room. “What product can we make with a face recognition?” “How about a bird feeder?” LOL

[@aelaan12]

This opening made me genuinely laugh so hard. Throwing AI at these loud beach chickens, defeat them with AI - too funny! But... to be real about this, I am going to check this out and since I live in a great forest covered area I have lots of friends... mostly squirrels and chipmunks stealing my bird seed. Maybe I can train that AI to only allow birds to feed on it.

[@QNAPUK]

Finally the release of 2023 we wanted to see!

[@InspectorGadget2014]

This is the funny (and perhaps useful) side of AI, I'm concerned what AI can do wrong and the consequences then. BTW, Robbie, with you connections, I would request them one that can scarecrow seagulls away (for you) or make them more silent. Perhaps with a sign in flashing red with the word "Recording in session.." or something.

[@DavidM2002]

I think it would be fun for a few weeks and then, once you have a few thousand pics of birds, squirrels, and small children, the novelty would just wear off.

[@nommindymple6241]

Seagulls aren't birds. They're rats with wings. Ditto for pigeons. And, while I'm at it, squirrels are rats with fluffy tails.

[@bigdreams5554]

Can it stream to local NAS?

[@nascompares]

Afraid not...it's one of the first things I tried

[@CaptainRon1913]

Not squirrel proof? forget it. Unless you don't mind filling your feeder 3 times a day.. Also, the squirrels will figure out a way to destroy it, like chewing through the plastic to get a faster feed flow

[@whya2ndaccount]

Are you now going to set this up outside to attract yet more seagulls?! More seriously I guess it only supports Northern Hemisphere species (probably not that useful in Australia) - perhaps even the European and North African Swallows?