Roku TV has improved its smart camera integration.

Roku is currently updating its smart home features. The new feature makes it easier for users to access camera feeds and combine them with entertainment.

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The main new feature introduced in this Roku update is Picture-in-Picture mode. This allows users to watch live streams from compatible Roku indoor and outdoor cameras while watching something else on the Roku device. This enables users to monitor different parts of their home, such as the baby room or backyard, without stopping the main show. Additionally, the small frame will be displayed in the lower right corner of the screen without stopping the main show.

Previous features were also released today, including the camera carousel. The camera carousel allows users to view multiple camera feeds from one location, making it easy to access home security videos. Upgraded TV notifications provide better alerts and updates from connected smart home devices. Additionally, the Roku Smart Home Web View allows users to manage camera feeds from any device's web browser.

These updates are available for some Roku players and TVs, and will automatically download to compatible devices. The main goal is to integrate different services through Roku, allowing users to control home security and monitoring systems while watching TV shows or movies. Different Roku devices may support these updates in different ways. For example, some Roku players and TVs may support the Picture-in-Picture feature, while other features may work on a wider range of Roku products.

Displaying a camera on the TV is a smart idea. This is similar to how devices like Amazon's devices and Fire TV allow users to display camera feeds from Home Security cameras. This is an easy way to manage home security and can be beneficial for users who don't want to buy cameras. With a smart TV brand, this decision can be made easier.