Reconfigures old Android phones into network cameras for local AI-powered surveillance.
Sentinel establishes a distributed, real-time vision system on your local network. It lets you repurpose unused Android devices running the `CamFlow` app as camera nodes, sending streams to a PC `Dashboard` for AI processing and structured event analysis. You'll follow the `README` for deployment, including setting up both the mobile and PC components.
Reconfigures old Android phones into network cameras for local AI-powered surveillance.
Anyone looking to set up a cost-effective, local AI monitoring solution using existing hardware.
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🚀 Latest Update (ongoing): v1.1.0 — 2026-03-18
Sentinel is a distributed real-time vision system framework for local area networks (LAN).
Figure 1 – System banner (AI-generated — author's drawing skills not implemented ·_· )
♻️ It repurposes unused Android devices as network camera nodes, enabling:
