Nigerian consumer technology company AILE Power has launched PANORA by AILE, a wireless smart security camera designed to provide users with intelligent property monitoring, remote access and easy installation.
The company said PANORA combines artificial intelligence, 2K high-definition video, full-colour night vision and two-way audio to deliver a convenient security solution for homes, offices, shops and other suitable indoor and outdoor locations.
AI Technology for Smarter Security Monitoring
According to AILE Power, PANORA uses artificial intelligence to detect people, vehicles and packages, helping users receive more relevant alerts about activities around their properties.
The device also features Passive Infrared (PIR) motion detection to monitor movement within its coverage area.
The company said the combination of AI detection and motion sensing allows users to have better visibility of activities taking place around their homes or businesses.
2K Video and Night Vision
PANORA comes with 2K high-definition video, which is designed to provide clearer images for live monitoring and reviewing recorded footage.
It also features full-colour night vision to improve visibility during nighttime and other low-light conditions.
The camera has a two-way audio system that enables users to listen and communicate remotely through the accompanying mobile application. This allows property owners to interact with visitors or respond to activity even when they are away.
Wireless Design and Remote Access
AILE Power said PANORA operates with a rechargeable battery, reducing the need for permanent power cables during normal operation.
Its magnetic mounting system, which comes with a metal plate and screws, is designed to make installation quick and convenient, with the company stating that the camera can be installed in suitable locations in less than five minutes.
The device can also be detached for charging through a USB Type-C connection.
PANORA connects to the VicoHome mobile application through compatible 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, giving users access to live video, security alerts, audio and other supported controls.
The camera carries an IP67 weather-resistance rating, making it suitable for appropriate indoor and outdoor installations.
Storage and Battery Life
The camera supports microSD cards of up to 128GB and also offers optional cloud storage through its supported platform.
AILE Power noted that cloud storage packages and associated services are subject to the terms and pricing of the application provider.
PANORA is powered by a rechargeable 5,200mAh battery. According to the company, the battery can typically last between three and six months, depending on factors such as motion activity, recording frequency, device settings, network strength and environmental conditions.
The company added that continuous operation could result in more frequent charging.
PANORA Launches at ₦89,900
AILE Power announced a launch price of ₦89,900 for PANORA in Nigeria.
The product comes with a six-month AILE Power warranty, although the company noted that prices and availability may change.
More information about the product is available through AILE Power’s official website.
CEO Explains the Vision Behind PANORA
Faith Jerry, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of AILE Power, said PANORA was developed to make security technology easier and more accessible to consumers.
Jerry said the company’s objective was not simply to introduce another security camera, but to combine reliable hardware with intelligent technology to make everyday security simpler.
She added that AILE Power is focused on developing technology that addresses practical challenges without creating unnecessary complexity for users.
About AILE Power
AILE Power is a Nigerian consumer technology company developing products aimed at simplifying everyday life.
The company’s product portfolio includes smart security, intelligent home technology, power solutions and connected consumer devices.
With PANORA, AILE Power is expanding into AI-powered smart security as part of its broader focus on developing consumer technology products for African markets.
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