TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Apple is reportedly developing an artificial intelligence (AI)-based home security system and service.
Macrumors reported on Friday, September 4, that Apple is designing a privacy-focused home security camera that uses AI to monitor the surrounding environment instead of recording actual video.
The camera will reportedly work alongside a new home security and monitoring service. However, the company has not yet provided detailed information about the system and service.
According to a Bloomberg report cited by Macrumors, Apple is likely to release an AI-based home security system and service in 2027.
Apple has planned to release a home hub to control smart home devices before the end of 2026.
Previous rumors have suggested the development of a camera to complement the device. According to early rumors, the wireless camera will feature Siri integration and connect to a smart home hub.
Apple already has HomeKit Secure Video, an Apple Home feature for third-party cameras.
HomeKit Secure Video features end-to-end encryption and uses iCloud to stream and securely store video from HomeKit-compatible cameras.
Apple has enhanced HomeKit camera features in iOS 27.
The Home app can now generate written summaries for motion alerts, display highlights, and group recordings from multiple cameras.
Using these new features requires an iCloud+ plan of 2TB or higher, while HomeKit Secure Video requires a plan of 50GB or higher.
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