UniFi AI Camera Meets CachyOS And TinyPilot

Tom Lawrence reviews UniFi’s AI PTZ Precision camera, highlighting its pan‑tilt‑zoom tracking and AI features, with a lighthearted focus on wildlife monitoring such as squirrels. The assessment emphasizes practical performance and use cases for surveillance and home setups.

CachyOS is an Arch-based Linux distribution designed to maximise performance through aggressive system optimisations and modern hardware tuning. The review explains its target users, installation process, software management and desktop experience, and weighs whether the speed-focused approach makes it a compelling alternative to mainstream distributions.

Tom Lawrence hosts a vlog covering remote management tools and answers questions from homelab enthusiasts. The discussion focuses on practical IT administration, self‑hosting, and managing systems at a distance.

TinyPilot Voyager 3 is a KVM-over-IP device that offers browser-based remote access using HTML5 instead of Java or legacy plugins. The review examines setup, hardware design, remote console features, virtual media support and pricing to assess whether it can serve as a practical replacement for IPMI in homelab and server environments.