Horrible app
This gimbal offers decent value for its price, but unfortunately, the accompanying app falls short, particularly in its auto-tracking capabilities. Despite the presence of ample lighting, the face tracking feature consistently fails to recognize and maintain focus on the subject. For instance, when I attempt to use the object tracking mode for my dog, the gimbal initially locks onto him. However, the moment he moves, he completely loses track and shifts focus to nearby distractions, such as a dog bed or even a tree on the periphery.
On one occasion, the gimbal bizarrely prioritized a ceramic lion's face over a real human face, which highlights its shortcomings in recognizing the intended subjects. It’s frustrating that many manufacturers don’t seek or allow active user feedback. For comparison, Roku security cameras have implemented a feature that enables users to review auto-tracked videos—be it of animals, vehicles, humans, or packages—and provide feedback on whether the tracking functioned correctly. Such user input could significantly enhance their artificial intelligence and auto-tracking performance, making it disheartening that similar mechanisms are not in place here.
On one occasion, the gimbal bizarrely prioritized a ceramic lion's face over a real human face, which highlights its shortcomings in recognizing the intended subjects. It’s frustrating that many manufacturers don’t seek or allow active user feedback. For comparison, Roku security cameras have implemented a feature that enables users to review auto-tracked videos—be it of animals, vehicles, humans, or packages—and provide feedback on whether the tracking functioned correctly. Such user input could significantly enhance their artificial intelligence and auto-tracking performance, making it disheartening that similar mechanisms are not in place here.
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