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iRa - $899.99 iPhone App for Video Surveillance

Monday October 27, 2008 4:59 am PDT by Arnold Kim
Lextechlabs iRa application has officially taken the title of most expensive iPhone application at $899.99. iRa provides the user with viewing and control of IP based surveillance equipment. Features include:

- Easily view many video feeds simultaneously
- Full screen video view
- PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) control for camera motion
- Familiar finger drag and pinch controls
- Group cameras for quick access
- Automatic discovery of properly configured network cameras

An early video (from July) demos the product:


While end users can download it, the company recommends you contact a reseller/integrator to make sure you have the proper equipment to run the app.

App Store Link: iRa, $899.99
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Chaszmyr
Posted: 43 months ago
I could definitely imagine a market for this app (even at the price) if the right people know about it... On the flip side, if you're not one of those right people, there are probably other right people who would code an app just like it for less :p
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Flhusky
Posted: 43 months ago
:cool:
Now if only i could access the local 'Public Safety' camera network downtown ;)
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Kwill
Posted: 43 months ago
And just think, you could buy something similar (poor man's version) on the App Store for 8 bucks.
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Habakuk
Posted: 43 months ago
Obviously as dumb and deaf like their demo video. No sound at all.
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Saladinos
Posted: 43 months ago

Obviously as dumb and deaf like their demo video. No sound at all.


That's coming in the Pro version.

With a name like iRa, they're pushing it, aren't they?
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pauld
Posted: 43 months ago
wow!

This is the 1st time the IRA have been involved in public safety!
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Forced Perfect
Posted: 43 months ago
As a security guard who spends a large chunk of his life watching cameras like that, I must say that program is very impressive.

Just get access control working on it (door alarms, etc.) and I'll see if my boss will spring for it so I never have to come to work again. :P


Lenel On Guard is possibly the worst computer program ever written and I'm stuck with it 12 hours at a time. haha
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shareef777
Posted: 43 months ago

As a security guard who spends a large chunk of his life watching cameras like that, I must say that program is very impressive.

Just get access control working on it (door alarms, etc.) and I'll see if my boss will spring for it so I never have to come to work again. :P


Lenel On Guard is possibly the worst computer program ever written and I'm stuck with it 12 hours at a time. haha


Haha, I work with Lenel as well and couldn't agree with you more.
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Will_reed
Posted: 43 months ago
It looks like a really cool app and all but I feel like its maybe a hundred or so too expensive.
But maybe to people who would use this kind of app it's a small price to pay who knows.
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Victoriatus
Posted: 43 months ago

With a name like iRa, they're pushing it, aren't they?


I don't know where the name comes from, but the first thing that came into my mind was The Eye of Ra, the all-seeing eye.
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