Awesome Security

The Kangaroo Motion Sensor is a no-frills home security solution. Just stick it to your wall or floor, connect it to your Wi-Fi network and you’re good to go. You’ll receive notifications via its app. It’s smart enough to ignore movement from pets, and only detects people.

Wagz‘ high tech pet door gives you a variety of ways to open it, such as via smart home devices or its mobile app. You can also set schedules. When used with Wagz’ smart collar or pendants, you can even make it detect and unlock only for certain pets.

Apera’s Keeper is an electronic arm for containers with a hinged, sliding or hung door. It lets you control when the container will open. Couriers can close it with its large button, or you can remotely close it. It supports Amazon Alexa for voice control.

Looking for a lock with a security advantage? This unique padlock features a special key that’s extremely difficult to copy with precision, and a mechanism that’s much less likely to be picked by the average YouTube-watching thief.

The latest version of Netgear’s rechargeable, wireless and weatherproof security camera. The Arlo Ultra can shoot videos at up to 4K and record them with HDR support. It also has a built-in spotlight, allowing it to record in color at night.

Igloohome’s digital padlock combines the convenience of PIN locks with the versatility of Bluetooth locks. It lets you send PIN codes to users via SMS and other text messaging apps. You can set the duration or timing that the codes will work and monitor access.

Similar to the EverCam, VAVA promises that its Home Cam wireless security camera can last up to a year per charge. It captures 1080p footage, has night vision, two-way audio, motion detection, and SD card backup. It can be mounted to walls or put on its stand.

These wireless security cameras are the perfect way to monitor your home remotely. Each one runs up to 2 years on a battery, capturing 1080p video whenever it detects motion. They’re also waterproof and work in the dark. Unlike some competitors, there’s no subscription fee either.

Locky is a smart attachment for door keys. Using its app, you can find where your keys are and also monitor if you locked or unlocked your door. You can also get multiple Lockys and a beacon to monitor multiple doors at once on the app.

An upgraded version of Rezvani’s TANK utility vehicle designed to protect its occupants in an ambush. Its glass and armor can handle high-caliber weapon fire, it packs night vision, bomb protection, electrified door handles, gas masks, magnetic deadbolts and more.

The Owl Car Camera is a dashcam that shoots videos of your car’s interior and exterior at the same time. It does this even when your car is turned off. You can then view live or recorded footage through its app over Wi-Fi. Owl also offers an optional LTE service.

Guardbot Inc. is working on a rolling surveillance robot that can be used on any terrain, and even on water. The eponymous robot can go up to 9mph on land and up to 3mph on water. It can be as small as 5in and as large as 7ft in diameter.

The Hidden Door Store specializes in mirror doors, bookshelf doors and even custom made trap doors. Most of their clients order hidden doors for security, but the company can also mimic movie-style secret doors with custom triggers and locks.

Wyze follows up its $20 entry level security camera with a more capable but still extremely affordable device. The Pan Cam takes 1080p video, has 2-way audio and can be panned, tilted and zoomed via its app. It can also pan and track objects automatically.

If you decided to splurge on a long-lasting cooler, you might as well make sure you’re the only one who gets to enjoy it for its lifetime. The Deny Lock is a stainless steel truck bed mount that protects your cooler from thieves. It’s easy to install but hard to break.

Eufy’s EverCam is a wireless security camera. It has Anker batteries that last for up to a year per charge. It has a 1080p 140º camera, motion and face recognition, night vision, a microphone, a speaker, and its base station has an SD card slot for local backups.

Adding a security camera is as simple as screwing in a light bulb with LightCam. It’s an LED bulb that has a built-in 1080p camera. You can adjust the bulb’s length and tilt the camera up and down. It also has night vision, and can store a week’s worth of footage.

Wyze Labs changed the security camera landscape with its dirt cheap Wi-Fi security camera, and they’re keeping price bar low with the WyzeCam v2. This version adds motion tagging and improved image sensor and audio amplifier.

This smartly-designed lock attaches to the throttle and brake control of most motorcycles and mopeds, adding a layer of security that goes beyond cables and ignition locks. Its internal mechanism is made using hardened steel, making it extremely difficult to defeat.

Hive’s View is a beautifully-designed rechargeable security camera. It can be mounted on its charging base, on its wall mount or used on its own. It shoots 1080p video and has a 130º lens, night vision, privacy mode, and motion, sound and person detection.

On paper, the PITTA drone is a brilliantly simple idea that should have been executed sooner. It’s a camera drone with the usual automatic flying modes, but it can also be mounted and used as an action cam or a security camera. Sadly, it only has digital image stabilization.

The QuickShelf Safe looks like an ordinary shelf, but it actually has a hidden compartment. You unlock its secret stash by placing one of the RFID keys on top of the shelf. You get four keys – two cards, one key fob, one token – and each shelf can work with up to 12 keys.

The BoxLock Home is a smart padlock that unlocks only for the right product. When delivery personnel get to your home, they’ll scan your package on the padlock to unlock it. You can also make virtual bar codes to allow other people to unlock the padlock.