This insane home security camera blasts intruders with paintballs

Published on April 24, 2024



If you’re tired of your home security cameras not providing quite enough protection, then a Slovenian startup could soon offer something a bit more violent. The new security camera is called PaintCam, and it’s essentially an AI-powered security camera that doubles as a paintball gun to help scare off would-be intruders – or just people that it doesn’t recognize.

If the idea sounds absolutely crazy, then yeah, you’re not alone in that line of thinking. The device is set to appear on Kickstarter this month, and according to the website, it will offer face recognition, automatic target marking, and AI-based decision-making to help identify unfamiliar visitors that mosey up to your home.

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