Piper encompasses a range of electronics and consumer products, including the legacy Piper Smart Home Security system and Piper STEM educational computer kits.
The Piper brand name is shared across several notable consumer and commercial technology lines. In the smart home space, it is widely recognized for the Piper Smart Home Security system—an all-in-one wireless indoor security camera equipped with panoramic video, environmental sensors, and Z-Wave home automation capabilities. Although the original security line is now considered legacy, many users still rely on its robust monitoring features.
Additionally, the Piper name is central to Piper Learning (PlayPiper), offering award-winning STEM educational kits that allow users to build and program their own computers. The brand also encompasses Piper Aircraft for general aviation, which has inspired numerous R/C (remote-controlled) aircraft models like the classic Piper Cub.
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Install the provided AA batteries according to the manual, plug the device into an electrical outlet, and turn it on. Wait for the LED to turn blue, then download the Piper app to connect to the Piper Wi-Fi network and complete the setup.
You need a power source, an active Wi-Fi internet connection (at least 0.8 Mbps upload speed), and a supported mobile device (iOS 8+ or Android 4.1.x+).
While viewing live video in the Piper app, tap and hold the microphone icon to speak. Release the icon when you are finished talking.
The Piper Computer Kit usually includes a blueprint poster for wooden casing assembly. Once powered on, the screen prompts will guide you through connecting the internal Raspberry Pi and breadboard electronic components.