Kriyo Digital

Introduction: Despite the fact a majority of us have always lived with security cameras monitoring us in public areas and retail stores, these gadgets are still relatively new. In just a century security cameras have evolved from bulky technological devices to the svelte, elegant, and intelligent designs we are familiar with today. However, let's take a trip back in time and visit the period when the concept of a moving picture was completely new. The earliest security camera systems date back to a period when surveillance was still relatively new. Leon Theremin is credited with inventing the technology in Soviet Russia in the 1920s, mainly for monitoring needs inside the Moscow Kremlin. Thanks to Marie Van Brittan Brown and her husband, this technology didn't find its way into households until the late 1960s, which signalled the start of the period of cameras for domestic use. The path from these simple systems to the complex gadgets of today reveals an amazing history of tec

Introduction: In the digital age, where the boundaries between the physical and virtual worlds are becoming increasingly blurred, ensuring the security of our homes has never been more paramount. With the rise of smart technology, home security cameras have evolved from simple surveillance tools to sophisticated guardians of our privacy and protection. However, as these devices become more advanced, questions surrounding privacy concerns and ethical implications have come to the forefront. Early Beginning: From Analog to Digital The history of home security cameras dates back to the mid-20th century when closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems were first introduced for commercial and government use. These early systems relied on analogue technology and were primarily used for surveillance in public spaces rather than in private homes. However, as technology advanced, and costs decreased, CCTV systems began to find their way into residential properties. The transition from analogue to