Smart Notifications for Sound, Motion and Temperature
Family Sharing of Accounts
Two-Way Talk for Added Security
Optional Video Recording and Playback
Tilt, Pan, and Zoom Control for Enabled Kodak Cameras
Recording and Notification Schedules
KODAK has been creating trustworthy technology for generations
For generations, people trusted KODAK to preserve their memories. KODAK Smart Home is carrying on its legacy of advancing innovative technology towards preserving the safety of your family, and our world.
Parenting Products
KODAK’s image technology detects and notifies you of the slightest movements and the reliable connection means both you and your little one can rest easy.
KODAK’s innovative line of air purifiers eliminate 99.99% of air pollutants and our patented lifetime filter can simply be washed in the dishwasher, producing a zero waste solution.
KODAK knows that safety is of the utmost importance to every family, so we’ve taken our technological knowhow and applied it to our security systems. Cameras with increased clarity and enhanced battery life let you see your family is safe around the clock.
"It does just about everything, if not everything, the ultra expensive monitors can do. From night vision to lullabies to being able to have a multi-camera view (if you have multiple cameras), this baby monitor will do everything you need!"
Brand that you can trust: From 1888 delivering only industry-leading products
For over a century, Kodak has been capturing some of the most important life events from the Moon landing to the exact time your parents first saw you open your eyes.
These are moments we all cherish.
1887
The first Folding Pocket Kodak
This camera is a significant milestone in camera development as it was to establish the principals of the folding rollfilm format. It initiated the very popular Folding Pocket line of cameras and also introduced the 2¼" x 3¼" picture size that was to prove very popular.
1935
Kodak introduced Kodachrome
It was the first successful color materials and was used for both cinematography and still photography.
1975
Kodak Engineer Steven Sasson invented the 1st digital camera
The black-and-white image, captured at a resolution of .01 megapixels (10,000 pixels), took 23 seconds to record onto a digital cassette tape and another 23 seconds to read off a playback unit onto a television. Then it popped up on the screen.
2003
Kodak introduced the Kodak EasyShare Printer
The Kodak EasyShare printer dock 6000 is the world's first printer-and-camera dock combination, enabling users to print borderless 4"x6" photos directly from their EasyShare camera at the touch of a button with no computer required.
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