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AISEKAR is the first AI yard guardian robot. It is not a traditional camera or a simple motion sprinkler. It is built for home yards, where it can detect yard visitors, track targets, give sound and light warnings, use friendly water-based deterrence when needed, record event videos, greet visitors, help watch deliveries, and support garden watering.

A regular camera mainly helps you see and record what happened. AISEKAR is designed to respond after it sees something. Many homes already have cameras, but when an animal enters the yard, damages the garden, or disturbs a pond, a camera can only notify you. AISEKAR can identify, track, warn, and actively respond.

AISEKAR is designed for real yard problems: animals entering private yards, ponds being disturbed, gardens being damaged, vegetable beds being stepped on, trash areas being opened, packages being left unattended, and unusual activity happening at night.

AISEKAR is being developed for common yard visitors such as raccoons, birds, cats, dogs, deer, and other animals that may enter private yards. Recognition capability will continue to improve through real-world testing, model training, and user feedback.

AISEKAR uses a wide-view camera setup and a lower 8MP pan-tilt tracking camera. The wide-view camera helps discover activity across the yard, while the tracking camera locks onto the target and follows it more precisely.

AISEKAR first tracks the target and gives a sound and light warning. If the animal leaves, no further action is needed. If the warning does not work, AISEKAR can use water-based deterrence to encourage the animal to leave.

AISEKAR is still in prototype field validation, so we do not yet publish a single general accuracy percentage. Performance varies by animal category, distance, target size, lighting, weather, occlusion and camera placement. We are testing both missed detections and false alerts in real yards and will publish category- and condition-specific results when the test method is complete.

No. AISEKAR is designed for friendly deterrence, not attack. The water response uses household water pressure. It is meant to make the animal uncomfortable enough to leave, not to injure it.

No. AISEKAR does not automatically spray or deter people. This is an important safety and legal boundary. If a visitor, delivery worker, or suspicious person appears, the user can view the situation, speak through the app, or take manual control when needed.

AISEKAR is designed with different AI modes, such as Host mode, Pet mode, and Full Automatic mode. The goal is to avoid responding to family members or the user's own pets, while still responding to unwanted outside animals in protected areas.

Yes. Users can manually control AISEKAR through the app, including adjusting the camera direction, viewing live video, speaking through the speaker, and activating water response when appropriate.

AISEKAR should be installed in a fixed position that can cover the key area you want to protect, such as a pond, garden, vegetable bed, flower bed, trash area, package drop-off area, or front-yard entrance.

Yes. Water-based deterrence and watering functions require a household water connection. The first-generation fixed design is built around stable access to tap water or an appropriate outdoor water source.

AISEKAR is designed for residential yards, so it can be installed by regular homeowners. Final installation requirements will depend on the production version, including mounting method, water connection, power, network setup, and app configuration.

Before installation, users should check the target protection area, water source distance, available water pressure, mounting position, camera angle, Wi-Fi or network coverage, power arrangement, and whether the view may include public areas or neighbors.

One AISEKAR may not cover an entire large yard. It is better to protect the most important area first. Large properties may need multiple units or strategic placement around high-value zones.

Yes. AISEKAR includes an intelligent irrigation function with a separate water path and a softer shower-style spray. Users can set watering areas, time, and water volume in the app.

Watering makes AISEKAR useful in everyday yard care, not only during rare animal incidents. This increases daily value and makes the product more practical for homeowners.

Under standard household water pressure, the water-based deterrence range is about 10 meters. Actual range may vary depending on water pressure, installation position, nozzle configuration, and yard layout.

Yes. AISEKAR can be installed in the front yard or backyard. In the front yard, its two-way microphone and speaker can help users talk with visitors, delivery workers, or people near the property.

Yes. When installed near a front-yard entrance or package drop-off area, AISEKAR can help users view the situation, communicate with delivery workers, and keep an eye on unattended packages.

Yes. When an event is triggered, AISEKAR can record the process from detection, tracking, warning, deterrence, and result. The event video can be saved locally and pushed to the app, so users can understand what happened even when they are not home.

AISEKAR is designed around event-based yard protection. Its most important recordings are triggered events, such as detection, warning, deterrence, and result. Final recording settings, storage options, and user controls will be explained in the product guide and app settings.

AISEKAR is designed to save event videos locally and push them to the user's app. If future cloud-based features are added, such as AI conversation or digital avatar functions, the team should clearly explain what data is processed locally and what requires cloud services.

AISEKAR event videos should be private to the user by default. Sharing should be controlled by the user, not automatic. If users choose to share an event video, they should review whether it contains neighbors, visitors, addresses, license plates, or other sensitive information.

User trust is critical for a home yard robot. Any use of user videos for model improvement should be based on clear user permission and transparent rules. Users should be able to understand what data is collected, why it is used, and how they can control it.

Front yards may face sidewalks, streets, neighbors, visitors, and delivery areas. Users should adjust camera angles and protected zones carefully, focusing on their own property and key areas. Privacy guidance should be part of the installation and app setup process.

AISEKAR is currently in product development and market validation. The first-generation product form has gone through prototype development, and the team is continuing to optimize structure, protection, weight, algorithm performance, and user experience.

Aisekar's founding team is a diverse group of entrepreneurs hailing from China's leading tech firms and hardware R&D ecosystems. It brings together expertise spanning AI algorithms, software and hardware development, mechanical design, mass production, and supply chain management. The team consists of R&D engineers obsessed with hardware precision and relentless reliability, alongside core specialists in animal AI recognition algorithms. We also receive advisory support on algorithms and mechanical engineering from professors at China's top-tier universities.

The team has researched the product form, technical direction, and industrial design, and has registered patents overseas. The current product ID may still receive small production adjustments, but the overall product direction is already defined.

AISEKAR is currently in the prelaunch and market validation stage. The team is collecting user feedback, testing price acceptance, validating feature priorities, and preparing for crowdfunding.

By leaving your email, you can receive AISEKAR testing updates, feature news, launch reminders, crowdfunding updates, and possible early-bird offers. Your feedback also helps the team understand what matters most: animal deterrence, watering, front-yard communication, privacy, installation, safety, price, and pet recognition.