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Having a parent with dementia, their safety and health always concern the entire family. To ensure their safety at home and timely care, choosing a suitable nanny camera becomes particularly important. Here are some key factors and steps to help you find the most suitable nanny camera.

1. Functional Requirements

   1. Fall Detection: Dementia patients may sometimes fall due to mobility issues or unclear consciousness. Choosing a camera with fall detection can notify family members at the first sign of a fall.
   2. Health Management Data Statistics: Some advanced cameras also have health management functions, monitoring physiological indicators such as heart rate and respiration, providing health data statistics, and helping to detect abnormalities in a timely manner.
   3. Privacy Protection: Choose cameras that can protect privacy, such as those using stick figure output, to avoid disclosing family members' privacy.

2. Image Quality and Clarity

   1. High Resolution: Resolution is a key standard for measuring camera clarity. Choosing a camera with 2K or higher resolution ensures clear images and captures every detail.
   2. Panoramic View with No Dead Angles: A 360-degree panoramic view allows you to adjust the camera position at any time, ensuring every corner of the home is within the monitoring range.

3. Smart Features

   1. AI Monitoring: Choosing a camera with AI algorithms can automatically recognize family members' behaviors, such as falls or wandering, and issue alerts.
   2. Gesture Recognition: Some cameras support gesture recognition, allowing family members to call for help with simple gestures, which is particularly convenient for dementia patients.
   3. Two-Way Audio Communication: Communicate with your parents in real-time through the camera, making them feel accompanied and cared for by family members.

4. Night Vision Function

   1. Super Clear Infrared Night Vision: Ensure the camera provides clear images in low-light or no-light environments. Choosing a camera with starlight-level ultra-low-light full-color imaging or enhanced infrared night vision allows for clear viewing of the home at night.

5. Installation and Placement

   1. Easy Installation: Choose a camera that is easy to install and operate, ensuring that setup can be completed easily.
   2. Optimal Placement: Based on the home layout and your parents' activity habits, choose the best installation location to ensure the camera covers key areas.

6. Storage and Security

   1. Multiple Storage Options: Cameras that support both memory card and cloud storage allow you to choose the appropriate storage method based on your needs.
   2. Privacy Shielding: Choose a camera with a physical privacy shielding function to ensure the camera can be completely turned off when monitoring is not needed.

7. Brand and Reputation

   1. Well-Known Brands: Choose well-known brands and products with good reputations to ensure quality and after-sales service.
   2. User Reviews: Check other users' evaluations and feedback to understand the product's actual performance and effectiveness.

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Choosing a suitable nanny camera can provide better care and protection for parents with dementia. I hope the above suggestions can help you find the most suitable product, making your parents safer and more comfortable at home.