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iHerb Introduces California Gold Nutrition® BEAUTY

IRVINE, Calif., May 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — iHerb, a leading global destination for health and wellness, proudly announces the launch of California Gold Nutrition® BEAUTY, a new holistic self–care line made with premium ingredients that promote wellness from the inside out. The brand makes its debut with a targeted collection of hair multivitamins and clean, performance–driven hair care essentials designed to support strong, healthy hair.

As iHerb’s largest and most trusted house brand, California Gold Nutrition now extends its legacy into beauty, bath and personal care at a time when the beauty industry is experiencing significant growth and is projected to reach $1 trillion globally in 2025.* This new line reflects a 360–degree “beauty from within” philosophy, combining internal support through expertly formulated supplements with topical care powered by high–quality, clean ingredients.

“The launch of California Gold Nutrition BEAUTY represents a major step in advancing one of iHerb’s strategic priorities to continually enhance our product selection,” said Lindsey Wiefels, SVP of Merchandising at iHerb. “This line offers a luxurious yet affordable way for consumers worldwide to embrace a personal care routine rooted in health—starting with strong, vibrant hair supported from the inside out.”

Over the coming months, the California Gold Nutrition BEAUTY line will expand to include Skin and Body collections—featuring collagen–rich serums, moisturizers, soothing balms, energizing drink powders, and more—further empowering customers to build holistic self–care routines.

Premium Multivitamins to Support Hair Health

The launch includes specialized Hair Multivitamins for Women and Men, developed in collaboration with Dr. Michael T. Murray, iHerb’s Chief Scientific Advisor. Launching at a suggested retail price of approximately $34 for 120 veggie capsules, each comprehensive formula features vitamins, minerals and essential nutrients including high–potency biotin, plus a Hair Dermal Complex with mixed tocotrienols, phytosterols, ceramides, and botanical extracts—carefully selected to nourish hair follicles.**

  • Women’s Hair Multivitamin – Tailored for comprehensive support, this specially–formulated multivitamin empowers women to embrace fuller, longer and healthier hair.
  • Men’s Hair Multivitamin – Offers men a plant–powered alternative made with essential vitamins and minerals to support hair vitality and growth.

“At iHerb, we understand that true beauty begins at the cellular level. With the California Gold Nutrition BEAUTY line, we’ve combined high–potency biotin with nature’s most effective botanicals to support hair health,” said Dr. Murray. “These formulas are designed to deliver positive results without compromising on safety or purity. Our goal is to empower individuals to feel confident in their natural beauty—nourished, resilient, and radiant.”

Dr. Michael Murray, a globally recognized authority on natural medicine, recently contributed an in–depth, evidence–based article to the iHerb Wellness Hub, exploring the science behind essential vitamins and supplements that support natural hair growth solutions.

Botanically–Infused Hair Care Collection

Complementing the Hair Multivitamins is a signature topical hair care collection, infused with an invigorating rosemary and mint scent for a refreshing daily ritual. Each formula is cruelty–free and made without parabens, sulfates, paraffins, mineral oils, or DEA compounds. With each item accessibly priced at $10 suggested retail price, the collection includes:

  • Strengthening Shampoo – Cleanses and revitalizes with biotin and nourishing coconut and babassu oils, offering a rich lather and enhanced shine.
  • Strengthening Conditioner – Deeply hydrates and smooths, leaving hair softer, stronger, and easier to manage.
  • Strengthening Hair Masque – A weekly intensive treatment enriched with rosemary, sesame oil, biotin, honey, and coconut oil for deep nourishment and renewal.
  • Strengthening Hair & Scalp Oil – A silky, fast–absorbing formula that soothes the scalp and boosts hair radiance, with refreshing notes of tea tree and mint.

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* According to Nielsen IQ data – https://nielseniq.com/global/en/insights/commentary/2025/the–global–beauty–edit–seeking–balance–for–growth–in–2025/

**These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

About iHerb:

iHerb is one of the world's leading online retailers dedicated to offering an unbeatable selection of vitamins, minerals, supplements and other health and wellness products, including sports nutrition, beauty, bath and personal care, grocery, baby and pet care from over 1,800 reputable brands. Supported by a global workforce of 3,000 team members, iHerb serves nearly 13 million global customers across 180 countries and 22 languages. iHerb's sophisticated global logistics network is anchored by seven climate–controlled fulfillment centers located in the U.S. and Asia, providing customers a seamless and reliable shopping experience. Founded in 1996 in beautiful Southern California, iHerb is on a mission to make health and wellness accessible to all. For more information, please visit corporate.iherb.com and follow iHerb on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

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Your World empowers young people to become leaders and agents of change

  • The winner of the 2025 “Your World” competition by British Council Partner Schools is Scoris International School from Uganda. Their project addressing unemployment among women in their country was selected from 642 entries submitted by 3,210 students across 34 countries.
  • Participants gain crucial skills in problem–solving, communication, and creativity, preparing them to tackle some of the world’s challenges.
  • Many past projects have led to sustainable initiatives that continue to make an impact on local communities, highlighting the programme’s growing influence.

LONDON, May 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The British Council celebrates the 10th edition of Your World, a global video–making competition designed to equip young people with the skills to address the world’s most pressing challenges.

This initiative empowers students to develop critical thinking and creativity, applying cross–curricular knowledge to bring their learning to life and drive change in their communities.

In this year’s competition, 642 projects were submitted by 3,210 students from 34 countries. Your World continues to raise the bar, demonstrating the power of education in preparing young people to become global leaders. The theme of this edition, “Skills for Sustainability – Equipping All Youth for the Future,” aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education and underscores the importance of equipping students with the tools to address global sustainability challenges.

“As we celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Your World Competition, we’re proud to reflect on how it has engaged over 30,000 students over the years, driving impactful social action projects that have reached millions across local communities,” said Thomas Evans, Education Support Manager for British Council Partner Schools.

The British Council’s Your World competition helps students develop essential academic, creative, and life skills. These skills include critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and digital literacy, while also giving students the confidence to propose solutions to real–world sustainability challenges. By empowering this new generation, the British Council supports the growth of confident, creative, and collaborative future leaders.

Empowered to lead

This year’s winners from Scoris International School in Uganda addressed women’s unemployment, showcasing how Your World empowers students to apply cross–curricular knowledge and turn ideas into action. Beyond the competition, many projects have sparked sustainability efforts and community–driven initiatives, demonstrating how young people are driving change. The winning team this year helped to train tens of youth and single mothers to run their own soap making and baking businesses.

“We thrived and earned it! Moments like these are why we chase our passions. It was such an educative and productive experience—and more importantly, lives were transformed!” shared one of the winning team members.

The 11th edition of the Your World competition will open in September 2025. Visit our website for more information.

About British Council Partner Schools

British Council Partner Schools is a global community of over 2,300 schools, supported by the British Council, delivering UK qualifications such as International GCSEs, O Levels, and A Levels. A trusted partner, we help improve education quality, supporting learners worldwide to achieve their potential through UK education and qualifications. We support Partner Schools in over 40 countries, transforming the lives of over 250,000 students each year.

About the British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We support peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. We do this through our work in arts and culture, education and the English language. We work with people in over 200 countries and territories and are on the ground in more than 100 countries. In 2022–23 we reached 600 million people.

Contact

[email protected]

[email protected]


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Your World empowers young people to become leaders and agents of change

  • This year’s national winners from Royal International School, Kurunegala in Sri Lanka focused on a new initiative at their school, enabling students to benefit from outdoor learning.
  • The first and second runner–up winners, selected from the national entries, were Brisbane International School and Musaeus College. On a global scale, 642 entries were submitted by 3,210 students from 34 countries.
  • Participants gain crucial skills in problem–solving, communication, and creativity, preparing them to tackle some of the world’s challenges.
  • Many past projects have led to sustainable initiatives that continue to make an impact on local communities, highlighting the programme’s growing influence.

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, May 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The British Council celebrates the 10th edition of Your World, a global video–making competition designed to equip young people with the skills to address the world’s most pressing challenges.

This initiative empowers students to develop critical thinking and creativity, applying cross–curricular knowledge to bring their learning to life and drive change in their communities.

Orlando Edwards, Country Director of the British Council in Sri Lanka, said:

“Congratulations to the winners from Royal International School, Kurunegala — their initiative to encourage learning outdoors, and the use of solar power, was truly inspiring, and I hope will have great impact going forward. Your World is a great example of the advantages of being a British Council Partner School: we create opportunities for students to participate in impactful global competitions.”

The winning team members from Royal International School, Kurunegala said:

“This victory reflects not just our effort—but our essence. Inspired by the green ethos of Royal International School, we transformed our surroundings into a sanctuary of sustainability, giving birth to the Wildwood School concept—where nature is not just the setting, but the teacher. To be crowned national champions on this prestigious global platform is both an honour and a responsibility—and a powerful reminder that creativity rooted in purpose can echo far beyond borders.”

Your World continues to raise the bar, demonstrating the power of education in preparing young people to become global leaders. The theme of this edition, “Skills for Sustainability – Equipping All Youth for the Future,” aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education and underscores the importance of equipping students with the tools to address global sustainability challenges.

Over the past 10 years the competition has engaged 30,000 students, driving impactful social action projects.

Empowered to lead

This year’s global winners from Scoris International School in Uganda addressed women’s unemployment, showcasing how Your World empowers students to apply cross–curricular knowledge and turn ideas into action.

The 11th edition of the Your World competition will open in September 2025. Visit our website for more information.

About British Council Partner Schools

British Council Partner Schools is a global community of over 2,300 schools, supported by the British Council, delivering UK qualifications such as International GCSEs, O Levels, and A Levels. A trusted partner, we help improve education quality, supporting learners worldwide to achieve their potential through UK education and qualifications. We support Partner Schools in over 40 countries, transforming the lives of over 250,000 students each year.

About the British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We support peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. We do this through our work in arts and culture, education and the English language. We work with people in over 200 countries and territories and are on the ground in more than 100 countries. In 2022–23 we reached 600 million people.

Contact

[email protected]

[email protected]


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Your World Empowers Young People to Become Leaders and Agents of Change

  • The winner of the 2025 Your World competition by British Council Partner Schools is Scoris International School from Uganda. Their project addressing unemployment among women in their country was selected from 642 entries submitted by 3,210 students across 34 countries.
  • Participants gain crucial skills in problem–solving, communication, and creativity, preparing them to tackle some of the world’s challenges.
  • Many past projects have led to sustainable initiatives that continue to make an impact on local communities, highlighting the programme’s growing influence.

AMMAN, Jordan, May 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The British Council celebrated the 10th edition of Your World, a global video–making competition designed to equip young people with the skills to address the world’s most pressing challenges.

This initiative empowers students to develop critical thinking and creativity, applying cross–curricular knowledge to bring their learning to life and drive change in their communities.

Your World continues to raise the bar, demonstrating the power of education in preparing young people to become global leaders. The theme of this edition, ‘Skills for Sustainability – Equipping All Youth for the Future,’ aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education and underscores the importance of equipping students with the tools to address global sustainability challenges.

The competition has engaged over 30,000 students over the years, driving impactful social action projects that have reached millions across local communities.

The British Council’s Your World competition helps students develop essential academic, creative and life skills, giving students the confidence to propose solutions to real–world sustainability challenges. By empowering this new generation, the British Council supports the growth of confident, creative and collaborative future leaders.

Empowered to lead

This year’s global winners from Scoris International School in Uganda addressed women’s unemployment, showcasing how Your World empowers students to apply cross–curricular knowledge and turn ideas into action. Beyond the competition, many projects have sparked sustainability efforts and community–driven initiatives, demonstrating how young people are driving change. The winning team this year helped to train tens of young adults and single mothers to run their own soap making and baking businesses.

This year’s regional winners from Alliance Academy in Jordan​ raised funds to donate resources to a local refugee camp, including books, special needs assistance and taking environmental action.​

‘We didn’t just win, we rose. Every sleepless night, every challenge we pushed through led to this moment. This wasn’t just a competition; it was a journey of growth, impact and purpose. We chased our passion and in doing so, we lit a spark that transformed lives. That’s what true success looks like,’ said one of the students.

The 11th edition of the Your World competition will open in September 2025. Visit our website for more information.

About British Council Partner Schools

British Council Partner Schools is a global community of over 2,300 schools, supported by the British Council, delivering UK qualifications such as International GCSEs, O Levels, and A Levels. A trusted partner, we help improve education quality, supporting learners worldwide to achieve their potential through UK education and qualifications. We support Partner Schools in over 40 countries, transforming the lives of over 250,000 students each year.

About the British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We support peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. We do this through our work in arts and culture, education and the English language. We work with people in over 200 countries and territories and are on the ground in more than 100 countries. In 2023–24 we reached 600 million people.

For media enquiries, please contact:

Stella Wekesa
Regional Senior Communications Manager Exams, Middle East and North Africa
Email: [email protected]


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Your World Empowers Young People to Become Leaders and Agents of Change

  • The winner of the 2025 ‘Your World’ competition by British Council Partner Schools is Scoris International School from Uganda. Their project addressing unemployment among women in their country was selected from 642 entries submitted by 3,210 students across 34 countries.
  • Participants gain crucial skills in problem–solving, communication, and creativity, preparing them to tackle some of the world’s challenges.
  • Many past projects have led to sustainable initiatives that continue to make an impact on local communities, highlighting the programme’s growing influence.

AKOSOMBO, Ghana, May 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The British Council celebrated the 10th edition of Your World, a global video–making competition designed to equip young people with the skills to address the world’s most pressing challenges.

This initiative empowers students to develop critical thinking and creativity, applying cross–curricular knowledge to bring their learning to life and drive change in their communities.

Your World continues to raise the bar, demonstrating the power of education in preparing young people to become global leaders. The theme of this edition, ‘Skills for Sustainability – Equipping All Youth for the Future,’ aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education and underscores the importance of equipping students with the tools to address global sustainability challenges.

The competition has engaged over 30,000 students over the years, driving impactful social action projects that have reached millions across local communities.

Empowered to lead

This year’s global winners from Scoris International School in Uganda addressed women’s unemployment, showcasing how Your World empowers students to apply cross–curricular knowledge and turn ideas into action. Beyond the competition, many projects have sparked sustainability efforts and community–driven initiatives, demonstrating how young people are driving change.

​This year’s national winners from Akosombo International School, Ghana, introduced two student–led initiatives, one focused on recycling practices where students used water hyacinths (weeds that disturb aquatic life in the Volta Lake) and kenkey husks for manure in boosting agriculture for food sufficiency and a second on lobbying the district education authorities on the importance of integrating technology into the curriculum to equip the youth with the needed skills for the future.

“Participating in this year’s British Council Partner Schools Your World Competition has been an incredibly transformative experience for me and my teammates. It pushed us to think critically about real–world challenges and encouraged us to develop practical innovative solutions for a lasting impact on our community while honing our collaboration, critical thinking and problem–solving skills. This project not only boosted our confidence but also inspired us to keep striving for positive changes in our communities,” said Daniella Addo–Listowell, a team member.

The 11th edition of the Your World competition will open in September 2025. Visit our website for more information.

About British Council Partner Schools

British Council Partner Schools is a global community of over 2,300 schools, supported by the British Council, delivering UK qualifications such as International GCSEs, O Levels, and A Levels. A trusted partner, we help improve education quality, supporting learners worldwide to achieve their potential through UK education and qualifications. We support Partner Schools in over 40 countries, transforming the lives of over 250,000 students each year.

About the British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We support peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. We do this through our work in arts and culture, education and the English language. We work with people in over 200 countries and territories and are on the ground in more than 100 countries. In 2023–24 we reached 600 million people.

For media enquiries, please contact:

Chengetai Mujakachi

Regional Head of Communications Sub–Saharan Africa

Email: [email protected]


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Your World Empowers Young People to Become Leaders and Agents of Change

  • The winner of the 2025 Your World competition by British Council Partner Schools is Scoris International School from Uganda. Their project addressing unemployment among women in their country was selected from 642 entries submitted by 3,210 students across 34 countries.
  • Participants gain crucial skills in problem–solving, communication and creativity, preparing them to tackle some of the world’s challenges.
  • Many past projects have led to sustainable initiatives that continue to make an impact on local communities, highlighting the programme’s growing influence.

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, May 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The British Council celebrated the 10th edition of Your World, a global video–making competition designed to equip young people with the skills to address the world’s most pressing challenges.

This initiative empowers students to develop critical thinking and creativity, applying cross–curricular knowledge to bring their learning to life and drive change in their communities.

Your World continues to raise the bar, demonstrating the power of education in preparing young people to become global leaders. The theme of this edition, ‘Skills for Sustainability – Equipping All Youth for the Future,’ aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education and underscores the importance of equipping students with the tools to address global sustainability challenges.

Empowered to lead

This year’s global winners from Scoris International School in Uganda addressed women’s unemployment, showcasing how Your World empowers students to apply cross–curricular knowledge and turn ideas into action. Beyond the competition, many projects have sparked sustainability efforts and community–driven initiatives, demonstrating how young people are driving change. The winning team this year helped to train tens of young adults and single mothers to run their own soap making and baking businesses.

This year’s national winners from Salahaldin International School, Alexandria​ in Egypt collected funds to donate resources to a government school and introduced peer–to–peer social–emotional learning support. Their project showcased the importance of sustainability and illustrated how students can positively impact their communities through initiatives like book donations, social–emotional support and peer–to–peer learning.

Here is what the winning students had to say: “Salahaldin International School, Alexandria, is proud to have been named the Country Winner in the British Council’s Your World Competition for our video on Goal 4: Quality Education with a neighbouring international school to support one of the government schools in the area. This recognition underscores our commitment to innovative educational practices and sustainable development. We extend our gratitude to the British Council for this opportunity and their support of educational initiatives worldwide. This award motivates us to continue promoting sustainability and encouraging other institutions to prioritise these values.”

The 11th edition of the Your World competition will open in September 2025. Visit our website for more information.

About British Council Partner Schools

British Council Partner Schools is a global community of over 2,300 schools, supported by the British Council, delivering UK qualifications such as International GCSEs, O Levels, and A Levels. A trusted partner, we help improve education quality, supporting learners worldwide to achieve their potential through UK education and qualifications. We support Partner Schools in over 40 countries, transforming the lives of over 250,000 students each year.

About the British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We support peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. We do this through our work in arts and culture, education and the English language. We work with people in over 200 countries and territories and are on the ground in more than 100 countries. In 2023–24 we reached 600 million people.

For media enquiries, please contact:

Stella Wekesa

Regional Senior Communications Manager Exams, Middle East and North Africa  

Email: [email protected]


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Your World Empowers Young People to Become Leaders and Agents of Change

  • The winner of the 2025 ‘Your World’ competition by British Council Partner Schools is Scoris International School from Uganda. Their project addressing unemployment among women in their country was selected from 642 entries submitted by 3,210 students across 34 countries.
  • Participants gain crucial skills in problem–solving, communication, and creativity, preparing them to tackle some of the world’s challenges.
  • Many past projects have led to sustainable initiatives that continue to make an impact on local communities, highlighting the programme’s growing influence.

LAGOS, Nigeria, May 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The British Council celebrated the 10th edition of Your World, a global video–making competition designed to equip young people with the skills to address the world’s most pressing challenges.

This initiative empowers students to develop critical thinking and creativity, applying cross–curricular knowledge to bring their learning to life and drive change in their communities.

Your World continues to raise the bar, demonstrating the power of education in preparing young people to become global leaders. The theme of this edition, ‘Skills for Sustainability – Equipping All Youth for the Future,’ aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education and underscores the importance of equipping students with the tools to address global sustainability challenges.

The competition has engaged over 30,000 students over the years, driving impactful social action projects that have reached millions across local communities.

The British Council’s Your World competition helps students develop essential academic, creative and life skills, while also giving students the confidence to propose solutions to real–world sustainability challenges. By empowering this new generation, the British Council supports the growth of confident, creative and collaborative future leaders.

Empowered to lead

This year’s global winners from Scoris International School in Uganda addressed women’s unemployment, showcasing how Your World empowers students to apply cross–curricular knowledge and turn ideas into action. Beyond the competition, many projects have sparked sustainability efforts and community–driven initiatives, demonstrating how young people are driving change. The winning team this year helped to train tens of young adults and single mothers to run their own soap making and baking businesses.

This year’s national winners from Redeemers International School​ in Nigeria introduced skills for sustainability: equipping all youths for the future.

“We found the theme for this year exciting because our vision for the school is aimed at equipping youths for the future. We are excited to be 2nd time winners; first time being 2023. We appreciate the British Council for the opportunity to challenge ourselves as a school and think creatively,” said Feyisara Osinupebi Principal, Redeemer International Secondary School, Maryland.

The 11th edition of the Your World competition will open in September 2025. Visit our website for more information.

About British Council Partner Schools

British Council Partner Schools is a global community of over 2,300 schools, supported by the British Council, delivering UK qualifications such as International GCSEs, O Levels, and A Levels. A trusted partner, we help improve education quality, supporting learners worldwide to achieve their potential through UK education and qualifications. We support Partner Schools in over 40 countries, transforming the lives of over 250,000 students each year.

About the British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We support peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. We do this through our work in arts and culture, education and the English language. We work with people in over 200 countries and territories and are on the ground in more than 100 countries. In 2023–24 we reached 600 million people.

Contact:

[email protected]


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Die zwei Kameras der C30 Dual machen Eltern das Leben leichter

HONGKONG, April 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — IMILAB, ein führender Anbieter von Smart–Home–Technologie, bringt am 30. April das Modell IMILAB C30 Dual auf den Markt. Mit zwei Überwachungskameras und lokaler KI–Erkennung hilft die C30 Dual frisch gebackenen Eltern und Haustierbesitzern, ihre Babys und Haustiere im Auge zu behalten.

3K+3K Live–Ansicht und Chat
Die IMILAB C30 Dual verfügt über zwei 3K–Live–Überwachungskameras und ermöglicht dank Zwei–Wege–Audio Kommunikation in Echtzeit. Außerdem ist weniger Licht für die Darstellung klarer, vollfarbiger Bilder in der Nacht erforderlich.  

Überwachung aus zwei Blickwinkeln
Die C30 Dual verfügt über zwei unabhängige Objektive, so dass Eltern ihre Kinder und Haustiere auch aus unterschiedlichen Blickwinkeln im Auge behalten können. Mit einer 360°–Abdeckung und einem 6–fachen Zoom fängt diese Innenkamera jedes Detail ein, auch die schönen und lustigen Momente.

Lokale KI–Erkennung
Erhalten Sie Benachrichtigungen über wichtige Aktivitäten, die von der C30 Dual erkannt werden. Die lokale KI–Erkennung detektiert Menschen, Haustiere, Babygeschrei, Feuer und Rauch (Beta). Ein Abonnement ist nicht erforderlich, da die KI–Erkennung die Daten lokal verarbeitet.

App–Verbindung
Mit der Xiaomi/Mi Home App können Sie von unterwegs auf Ihre C30 Dual zugreifen.

Flexibler Speicherplatz für Aufnahmen
Aufnahmen der C30 Dual können lokal auf einer MicroSD–Karte (bis zu 256 GB) gespeichert werden. Alternativ ist eine Cloud–Option auf Abonnementbasis erhältlich.

Vielseitige Installation
Installieren Sie die C30 Dual auf einem Tisch oder an der Decke, um verschiedene Blickwinkel zu ermöglichen. Dies ist auch unsere erste Innenkamera, die 2,4 GHz und 5 GHz über WiFi–6 unterstützt. Dadurch werden höhere Geschwindigkeiten und geringere Latenzzeiten erzielt.

Sprachassistenten
Die C30 Dual ist mit Amazon Alexa und Google Assistant kompatibel. Damit ist eine komfortable Sprachsteuerung möglich.

Verfügbarkeit
Die C30 Dual ist ab dem 30. April auf Amazon, imilabglobal.com und AliExpress erhältlich.

Über IMILAB
IMILAB ist eine 2014 gegründete Smart–Home–Marke, die sich auf flexible Plug–and–Play–Heimsicherheitslösungen für kleine Familien spezialisiert hat, die sowohl den Innen– als auch den Außenbereich abdecken. IMILAB hat dank starker Partnerschaften mit namhaften Unternehmen wie Mihome (Teil des Xiaomi AIoT–Ökosystems) und Aliyun (wesentlicher Bestandteil des Alibaba AIoT–Ökosystems) über 75 Millionen Produkte an Haushalte auf der ganzen Welt geliefert. Wir erschließen kontinuierlich neue Innovationsfelder, um Smart–Home–Sicherheit für jedermann einfach nutzbar und zugänglich zu machen.

Kontaktinformation: [email protected]

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بفضل عدستيها المزدوجتين كاميرا C30 Dual الحل الأمثل للآباء والأمهات

هونغ كونغ, April 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — تستعد شركة IMILAB، الرائدة في مجال تكنولوجيا المنازل الذكية، لكشف النقاب عن أحدث جواهرها IMILAB C30 Dual يوم 30 أبريل الجاري. وبفضل عدستي المراقبة المزدوجة وتتبع الذكاء الاصطناعي ذاتيا، تشكِّل كاميرا C30 Dual أداة لا يمكن للآباء والأمهات الاستغناء عنها سواء تعلق الأمر برعاية صغارهم أو تتبع حيواناتهم الأليفة.

3K+3K Live View and Chat تمتاز كاميرا IMILAB C30 Dual بتحديثات مراقبة مباشرة مزدوجة بدقة 3K، بينما تتيح خاصية استقبال الصوت وإرساله اتصالات آنيّة. وبالإضافة إلى ذلك، تكفي إضاءة خافتة للحصول على لقطات واضحة بالألوان، حتى أثناء الليل.

زاوية مراقبة مزدوجة
تمتاز كاميرا C30 Dual بعدستين مستقلتين، مما يسمح للآباء بمراقبة الأطفال والحيوانات المنزلية حتى وإن كانوا في اتجاهين مختلفين. وبفضل تغطيتها الشاملة بزاوية 360 درجة ومعامل تكبير/ تصغير ×6، تستطيع هذه الكاميرا تصوير أدق التفاصيل، بما في ذلك اللحظات الممتعة والتي لا تقدر بثمن.

تتبع ذاتي بالذكاء الاصطناعي
استقبال تنبيهات أهم الأنشطة التي ترصدها كاميرا C30 Dual. يشتمل التتبع الذاتي بالذكاء الاصطناعي، الناس والحيوانات الأليفة وصراخ الأطفال الصغار، واشتعال النيران، إضافة إلى الدخان (في النسخة التجريبية). لا حاجة للاشتراكات من أي نوع، لأن تتبع الذكاء الاصطناعي يعالج المعطيات محليًا.

تطبيق الاتصال
يعتبر تطبيق Xiaomi/Mi Home App أداة الولوج المتكاملة الوحيدة للولوج إلى كاميرا C30 Dual ولو كنت بعيدًا عن منزلك.

مرونة تخزين التسجيلات
يمكن تخزين التسجيلات التي تلتقطها C30 Dual محليًا على بطاقة تخزين MicroSD (بسعة تصل إلى 256 جيجابايت)، دون أي اشتراك. غير أنه يمكن تخزينها كذلك من خلال اشتراك في ميزة التخزين السحابي.

خيارات تركيب متعددة
يمكنك تركيب كاميرا C30 Dual على طاولة أو في السقف لتحظى بزوايا رؤية متنوعة. تعتبر C30 Dual أول منتجاتنا التي تدعم ترددي 2.4GHz و5GHz عبر الـ WiFi–6، وذلك من أجل زيادة سرعة الاتصال وتخفيض مدة الاستجابة.

أدوات المساعدة الصوتية
كاميرا C30 Dual متوافقة مع Amazon Alexa وGoogle Assistant من أجل تحكم صوتي سلس.

تاريخ العرض في الأسواق
ستكون كاميرا C30 Dual متاحة للبيع ابتداء من 30 أبريل الجاري على منصات Amazon وimilabglobal.com وكذلك AliExpress.

نبذة عن IMILAB
أُسست شركة IMILAB سنة 2014، وهي إحدى العلامات التجارية المتخصصة في المنازل الذكية التي تقدم حلولاً أمنية منزلية مرنة تدعم التوصيل والتشغيل لفائدة الأسر الصغيرة، وتغطي منتجاتها الفضاءات الداخلية والخارجية على حد سواء. نجحت شركة IMILAB في تسويق أكثر من 75 مليون منتج منزلي في جميع أنحاء العالم، وذلك بفضل عقد شراكات قوية مع فرقاء بارزين في الميدان مثل Mihome (جزء من منظومة الذكاء الاصطناعي لإنترنت الأشياء من Xiaomi) وAliyun (عنصر أساسي في منظومة الذكاء الاصطناعي لإنترنت الأشياء التابعة لشركة Alibaba). رحلتنا في الدفع بحدود الابتكار إلى الآفاق ما زالت مستمرة، ويبقى هدفنا الأول والأخير، جعل أمن المنازل الذكية سهلاً وفي متناول الجميع.

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La double caméra du C30 Dual d’IMILAB offrent un vrai coup de pouce aux parents

HONG KONG, 28 avr. 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — IMILAB, acteur de référence dans la technologie pour maison intelligente, lancera le C30 Dual le 30 avril. Grâce à sa double caméra et ses détections IA locales, le C30 Dual se veut un allié précieux pour les jeunes parents et les propriétaires d’animaux souhaitant surveiller leurs bébés ou leurs compagnons à quatre pattes.

Vue en direct 3K+3K et communication audio bidirectionnelle
Le C30 Dual d’IMILAB propose deux flux vidéo en direct en qualité 3K, complétés par un système audio bidirectionnel permettant de communiquer en temps réel. Même en condition de faible luminosité, la caméra est capable d’offrir des images en couleur nettes, de jour comme de nuit.  

Double angle de surveillance
Avec ses deux objectifs indépendants, le C30 Dual permet aux parents de garder un œil sur plusieurs zones à la fois et de surveiller simultanément un enfant et un animal dans des directions différentes. Il offre une couverture à 360° ainsi qu’un zoom 6x, capturant tous les détails, des moments attendrissants aux scènes les plus cocasses.

Détections IA locales
Le C30 Dual vous alerte en cas d’activité importante détectée grâce à son système d’intelligence artificielle intégré. Il détecte les mouvements humains, les animaux, les pleurs de bébé, ainsi que les débuts d’incendie ou de fumée (fonctionnalité en version bêta). Aucun abonnement n’est nécessaire, les données étant traitées localement.

Connexion via l’application
L’application Xiaomi/Mi Home permet de gérer le C30 Dual à distance, directement depuis votre smartphone, même lorsque vous n’êtes pas à la maison.

Stockage flexible des vidéos
Les séquences du C30 Dual peuvent être enregistrées localement sur une carte MicroSD (jusqu’à 256 Go), sans abonnement. Pour ceux qui le souhaitent, une option de stockage cloud est également disponible via abonnement.

Installation polyvalente
La caméra C30 Dual peut être installée aussi bien sur une table que fixée au plafond, offrant ainsi un large éventail d’angles de vision. C’est aussi la première caméra intérieure d’IMILAB compatible avec les bandes 2,4 GHz et 5 GHz via WiFi–6, pour une connexion plus rapide et fluide.

Compatibilité avec les assistants vocaux
Le C30 Dual est compatible avec Amazon Alexa et Google Assistant, permettant un contrôle vocal pratique et intuitif.

Disponibilité
Le C30 Dual sera disponible dès le 30 avril sur Amazon, imilabglobal.com et AliExpress.

À propos d’IMILAB
Fondée en 2014, IMILAB est une marque dédiée à la maison intelligente, proposant des solutions de sécurité flexibles et faciles à installer, aussi bien en intérieur qu’en extérieur. Grâce à des partenariats solides avec des acteurs comme Mihome (écosystème Xiaomi AIoT) et Aliyun (écosystème Alibaba AIoT), IMILAB a déjà livré plus de 75 millions de produits à travers le monde. En continuant à repousser les limites de l’innovation, son objectif est de rendre la sécurité intelligente accessible à tous.

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