Owlet, the pioneer of smart infant monitoring, has released its new HD video baby monitor, Dream Sight, and next-gen Dream Duo.

Dream Sight comes equipped with 2K HD resolution, motion, sound, cry detection, two-way talk capabilities, automatic video clip capture and save, and temperature and humidity monitoring. It’s protected by 256-bit encryption and privacy safeguard to keep video feeds secure.

It can be used standalone and also pairs with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-cleared Dream Sock smart baby monitor and Owlet Dream App for a complete health monitoring and video solution.

Dream Sight and the Dream Sock merge in a single, integrated system. Dream Duo pairs Dream Sock, which tracks the baby’s oxygen level, pulse rate, and sleep trends with hospital-grade accuracy, with Dream Sight for complete visibility day or night.

Owlet hopes the product bundle will provide families more reassurance with real-time alerts if vital health readings fall outside preset zones.

“Parents are clear about what they need in a baby monitor—more advanced features, greater reliability, deeper security, and a price point that makes sense,” said Kurt Workman, Owlet’s CEO and Co-Founder. “Dream Sight is a direct response to that feedback from our customers. When paired with our medically-certified Dream Sock, it creates a connected monitoring experience that gives caregivers the confidence and peace of mind they need.”

The company said 96% of parents who used Owlet reported reduced anxiety and 94% said that they sleep better.

“These latest innovations from Owlet mark a significant development in the evolution of baby monitoring, where advanced technology meets emotional well-being for parents around the world,” said Jonathan Harris, Owlet’s President. “Dream Sight addresses an important need in the global market by making premium HD monitoring accessible at an unprecedented price, while Dream Duo remains the only all-in-one system that delivers clinically validated health tracking alongside video and sleep insights.”