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Live with the prototype
Invited testers use a specific enclosed camera in an agreed indoor setting and exercise setup, event review, settings, reset, recovery, and support.
Early access
A small tester program, before anything grander.
Live with a real PanOptiCozy prototype, exercise the whole handoff, and help make its privacy, setup, event review, recovery, and support edges measurable.
Participation is free, limited, operator-reviewed, and never automatic.
What the program is for
Test the whole handoff, not just the camera board.
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Expect unfinished edges
The service is small-fleet and prototype-scaled. Test units may need direct support, and participation is not a purchase or a promise of a commercial product.
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Make behavior measurable
The program exists to learn about event usefulness, latency, resource use, privacy expectations, setup friction, and failure recovery on real units.
Identity, consent, activation
Three separate choices, kept separate.
1 Continue with Google supplies basic identity. The service verifies it and uses its verified email; the website never asks you to type an address.
2 Join is a separate explicit choice. Signing in alone only checks existing status and never creates a signup or sends tester email.
3 An operator separately reviews waiting testers. Waiting is not activation, and activation is not camera ownership or household membership.
Before you join
A real prototype with modest promises.
Small and selected
Places, dates, hardware availability, and selection are limited. Joining records interest; it does not promise a test unit.
Operational honesty
Testers should expect unfinished edges, direct support, and literal setup and recovery instructions rather than commercial-service guarantees.
Email is optional later
You can unsubscribe from tester email without withdrawing. If you withdraw, participation ends but any separate camera access must still be managed through its own controls.
Privacy stays visible
Review what the prototype observes, uploads, retains, and cannot yet promise before choosing to participate.