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The bullet camera gets its name from its small size and shape which resembles a bullet. Its small size makes it easy to conceal, and it can be installed indoors or outdoors.
The dome camera gets its name from its dome shape, and is a great option for indoor or outdoor use. Its dome shape and design make it difficult for any possible bad guys to tell which direction it's pointed at any given time.
Fisheye 360-degree angle panoramic cameras let you see, pan, zoom, and tilt in every direction — with options to go all the way up to a full 720-degree angle range of view using VR technology.
License plate recognition (LPR) cameras are capable of recognizing and storing license plate numbers and comparing them to your custom database of approved vehicles. This gives you the power to automatically grant access to vehicles by opening a gate or a barrier when used with one of our entry and access control solutions.
As opposed to stationary, fixed-focus cameras, pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras have internal motorized mechanisms that let operators remotely swivel left to right, tilt up and down, and zoom in and out in order to see more of the scene.
Forward- and rear-facing dashcams let you keep an eye out ahead and watch your back by recording all of the action from the road outside while you monitor and record the action happening inside the cab or vehicle. Dashcams—along with optional vehicle backup and sideview cameras—help keep your drivers, passengers, and cargo safe in the moment, and the recorded camera footage can be used to defend yourself and your property against false claims.
A body-worn camera (bodycam) is a compact, lightweight, wearable audio and video recording system. Bodycams have a range of uses and designs, of which the best-known use is as a part of policing equipment. Bodycams are used in several industries and applications to boost safety and accountability.
The bullet camera gets its name from its small size and shape which resembles a bullet. Its small size makes it easy to conceal, and it can be installed indoors or outdoors.
The dome camera gets its name from its dome shape, and is a great option for indoor or outdoor use. Its dome shape and design make it difficult for any possible bad guys to tell which direction it's pointed at any given time.
Fisheye 360-degree angle panoramic cameras let you see, pan, zoom, and tilt in every direction — with options to go all the way up to a full 720-degree angle range of view using VR technology.
License plate recognition (LPR) cameras are capable of recognizing and storing license plate numbers and comparing them to your custom database of approved vehicles. This gives you the power to automatically grant access to vehicles by opening a gate or a barrier when used with one of our entry and access control solutions.
As opposed to stationary, fixed-focus cameras, pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras have internal motorized mechanisms that let operators remotely swivel left to right, tilt up and down, and zoom in and out in order to see more of the scene.
Forward- and rear-facing dashcams let you keep an eye out ahead and watch your back by recording all of the action from the road outside while you monitor and record the action happening inside the cab or vehicle. Dashcams—along with optional vehicle backup and sideview cameras—help keep your drivers, passengers, and cargo safe in the moment, and the recorded camera footage can be used to defend yourself and your property against false claims.
A body-worn camera (bodycam) is a compact, lightweight, wearable audio and video recording system. Bodycams have a range of uses and designs, of which the best-known use is as a part of policing equipment. Bodycams are used in several industries and applications to boost safety and accountability.
The bullet camera gets its name from its small size and shape which resembles a bullet. Its small size makes it easy to conceal, and it can be installed indoors or outdoors.
The dome camera gets its name from its dome shape, and is a great option for indoor or outdoor use. Its dome shape and design make it difficult for any possible bad guys to tell which direction it's pointed at any given time.
Fisheye 360-degree angle panoramic cameras let you see, pan, zoom, and tilt in every direction — with options to go all the way up to a full 720-degree angle range of view using VR technology.
License plate recognition (LPR) cameras are capable of recognizing and storing license plate numbers and comparing them to your custom database of approved vehicles. This gives you the power to automatically grant access to vehicles by opening a gate or a barrier when used with one of our entry and access control solutions.
As opposed to stationary, fixed-focus cameras, pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras have internal motorized mechanisms that let operators remotely swivel left to right, tilt up and down, and zoom in and out in order to see more of the scene.
Forward- and rear-facing dashcams let you keep an eye out ahead and watch your back by recording all of the action from the road outside while you monitor and record the action happening inside the cab or vehicle. Dashcams—along with optional vehicle backup and sideview cameras—help keep your drivers, passengers, and cargo safe in the moment, and the recorded camera footage can be used to defend yourself and your property against false claims.
A body-worn camera (bodycam) is a compact, lightweight, wearable audio and video recording system. Bodycams have a range of uses and designs, of which the best-known use is as a part of policing equipment. Bodycams are used in several industries and applications to boost safety and accountability.
The bullet camera gets its name from its small size and shape which resembles a bullet. Its small size makes it easy to conceal, and it can be installed indoors or outdoors.
The dome camera gets its name from its dome shape, and is a great option for indoor or outdoor use. Its dome shape and design make it difficult for any possible bad guys to tell which direction it's pointed at any given time.
Fisheye 360-degree angle panoramic cameras let you see, pan, zoom, and tilt in every direction — with options to go all the way up to a full 720-degree angle range of view using VR technology.
License plate recognition (LPR) cameras are capable of recognizing and storing license plate numbers and comparing them to your custom database of approved vehicles. This gives you the power to automatically grant access to vehicles by opening a gate or a barrier when used with one of our entry and access control solutions.
As opposed to stationary, fixed-focus cameras, pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras have internal motorized mechanisms that let operators remotely swivel left to right, tilt up and down, and zoom in and out in order to see more of the scene.
Forward- and rear-facing dashcams let you keep an eye out ahead and watch your back by recording all of the action from the road outside while you monitor and record the action happening inside the cab or vehicle. Dashcams—along with optional vehicle backup and sideview cameras—help keep your drivers, passengers, and cargo safe in the moment, and the recorded camera footage can be used to defend yourself and your property against false claims.
A body-worn camera (bodycam) is a compact, lightweight, wearable audio and video recording system. Bodycams have a range of uses and designs, of which the best-known use is as a part of policing equipment. Bodycams are used in several industries and applications to boost safety and accountability.
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