The most effective safety features are rarely the flashiest.
They’re the ones people actually use.
You really don't need more cameras
Simple alerts. Consistent routines. Systems that don’t require constant interaction.
When safety tools fit naturally into daily life, they’re more likely to remain active—and effective.
This is why understated automation often outperforms complex setups. It works quietly, reliably, and without demanding attention.
Real safety comes from consistency, not novelty.
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