. Panoramic/360-Degree Cameras:

– Design: Panoramic cameras provide a wide field of view, typically covering 180 to 360 degrees, eliminating blind spots.

– Usage: They are used to monitor large areas with a single camera, reducing the number of cameras required for comprehensive coverage.

– Features: Panoramic cameras offer…Read More

Thermal Cameras:

– Design: Thermal cameras detect infrared radiation emitted by objects, allowing them to produce images based on temperature differences rather than visible light.

– Usage: They are used in low-light conditions or environments with poor visibility, including nighttime surveillance, perimeter monitoring, and industrial…Read More

Box Cameras:

– Design: Box cameras consist of a separate camera body and interchangeable lens, providing flexibility in terms of lens selection and customization.

– Usage: They are used in specialized applications where specific focal lengths or lens types are required.

– Features: Box cameras offer high-resolution imaging,…Read More

PTZ Cameras (Pan-Tilt-Zoom)

– Design: PTZ cameras feature motorized pan, tilt, and zoom capabilities, allowing for remote control of the camera’s movement and focus.

– Usage: They are used in surveillance systems where operators need the flexibility to monitor specific areas closely or track moving objects.

– Features: PTZ…Read More

Bullet Cameras:

– Design: Bullet cameras are cylindrical in shape, resembling a bullet. They are typically larger and more visible compared to dome cameras.

– Usage: Bullet cameras are primarily used outdoors due to their weatherproof design, although indoor variants are available.

– Features: They often come with features such…Read More