LG Uplus announced on September 8 that it will launch 'HomeCam Lite' for customers purchasing a home camera for the first time.
HomeCam Lite is priced at 5,500 won per month (based on a three-year contract) and includes a home camera, cloud storage, and insurance coverage for fire and video hacking damages.
The new HomeCam included in HomeCam Lite, 'MomCam Lite,' supports QHD high definition, allowing for clear video monitoring both day and night.
The convenience of video storage has also been improved. Customers can record continuously for 24 hours on an SD card and store key footage in the provided 20-gigabyte (GB) storage space.
Security and peace of mind benefits have been enhanced. LG Uplus has implemented a physical unclonable function (PUF) security chip that generates unique encryption keys for each device, along with two-step login authentication and video data encryption.
Additionally, the insurance coverage offers compensation of up to 50 million won for fire incidents and up to 2 million won for video hacking damages.
HomeCam Lite is available not only to LG Uplus customers but also to users of other internet service providers.
Yoo Ho-sung, head of LG Uplus's home business, stated, "HomeCam Lite is designed to allow first-time home camera users to start without financial burden while enhancing security and peace of mind benefits. We will continue to expand smart home services that customers can use with confidence."
Meanwhile, market research firm Mordor Intelligence projects that the domestic smart home market will reach $9.53 billion this year and grow to $20.88 billion by 2031.
The new HomeCam included in HomeCam Lite, 'MomCam Lite,' supports QHD high definition, allowing for clear video monitoring both day and night.
The convenience of video storage has also been improved. Customers can record continuously for 24 hours on an SD card and store key footage in the provided 20-gigabyte (GB) storage space.
Security and peace of mind benefits have been enhanced. LG Uplus has implemented a physical unclonable function (PUF) security chip that generates unique encryption keys for each device, along with two-step login authentication and video data encryption.
Additionally, the insurance coverage offers compensation of up to 50 million won for fire incidents and up to 2 million won for video hacking damages.
HomeCam Lite is available not only to LG Uplus customers but also to users of other internet service providers.
Yoo Ho-sung, head of LG Uplus's home business, stated, "HomeCam Lite is designed to allow first-time home camera users to start without financial burden while enhancing security and peace of mind benefits. We will continue to expand smart home services that customers can use with confidence."
Meanwhile, market research firm Mordor Intelligence projects that the domestic smart home market will reach $9.53 billion this year and grow to $20.88 billion by 2031.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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