Arlo and Samsung boost home security with AI

Feb. 28, 2025
The latest update brings some of the most popular features of Arlo Secure 5 into the SmartThings experience.

Arlo Technologies, Inc. announced today an expanded partnership with Samsung SmartThings, bringing new capabilities to the SmartThings community. Arlo enables SmartThings users to easily monitor their property and loved ones for greater peace of mind.

The latest update brings some of the most popular features of Arlo Secure 5 into the SmartThings experience, giving users more control and convenience in managing their smart home security. Scheduled for release this spring, the update will introduce:

  • Two-way audio between SmartThings and Arlo cameras and doorbells.

  • Event snapshots for improved visibility within SmartThings.

  • AI-powered object detection using Arlo's advanced computer vision technology. Arlo's platform can identify people, vehicles, and packages, allowing SmartThings users to customize notifications and automations based on this information. 

"We are excited to bring this significant upgrade and the power of Arlo Intelligence to SmartThings users," said Matthew McRae, CEO of Arlo Technologies. "With a shared spirit of innovation and commitment to delivering a seamless user experience, we're proud of our continued collaboration with the SmartThings team to make the smart home experience accessible for all."

"At SmartThings, we are always focused on enhancing our ecosystem to provide users with the most intuitive and secure experience," said Mark Benson, Head of SmartThings US. "By expanding our partnership with Arlo, we are able to offer even more intelligent and responsive security features that seamlessly integrate into the SmartThings platform, helping users feel more connected and confident in their smart home."

These new capabilities for SmartThings users are part of Arlo Secure 5, the next generation of smart home security powered by Arlo Intelligence. Using advanced computer vision AI and recognition engines, it delivers more detailed, meaningful alerts, enabling users to make faster, more informed security decisions.