Bird's Eye View shows the path a visitor takes as a series of color-coded motion dots on an aerial map of your property when they are detected by your camera. For example, you can see the current location of a delivery person dropping off a package, as well as the route they took, even if they leave the camera’s field of view before you begin ...

On select Ring devices, you can set up Bird's Eye Zones for more precise motion detection and more relevant Motion Alerts up to 30 feet from your Video Doorbell or Security Camera – so you can get notified about activity in your front yard, not the sidewalk.

Get cutting-edge home security features at front door with 3D Motion Detection & Bird's Eye View. 3D Motion Detection — the first feature of its kind, only available on Video Doorbell Pro 2...

Bird’s Eye View for aerial views of motion events and a more complete picture of home security. Get accurate, real-time notifications when motion is detected around your home. Use the Ring app to see what’s happening, turn on the lights, speak to visitors with improved noise reduction, and sound the siren when you need to. Superior clarity.

Bird's Eye View shows the path of visitors on an aerial map view for motion events recorded by your camera. Powered by radar technology, Bird’s Eye View shows each person’s position as a series of dots on the map you defined during 3D Motion Detection setup.

Sep 12, 2024 · Bird’s Eye View provides an aerial map view of motion events around your home, allowing you to see the path that people take when they visit. It’s powered by radar technology, and only some Ring Video Doorbell and cameras have this.

Feb 24, 2021 · Ring unveiled a new advanced video doorbell that uses radar to better detect objects and provide a bird's-eye view. The Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 uses the radar as part of its 3D motion...

Apr 25, 2023 · With LED lights to illuminate your property, plus night vision, two-way talk, and motion detection, the Floodlight Cam provides a lot of features in one device. The latest iteration, the Ring...

Oct 12, 2022 · I just replaced my Ring Pro with the Ring Pro 2 and I am very confused about Birds Eye View vs. the Motion Zones. If you use Birds Eye View, it's limited to 30 feet and anything outside the zone won't trigger motion alerts (or so the iOS App says).

I purchased 3x wired floodlight cam pro’s. Big reason was for the Birds Eye view. When setting up in the app my first WTH moment was seeing the quality of the overhead image of my house (Live in CT...