Video surveillance provider Gadspot launches its “fish eye” panoramic wide-angle Internet protocal (IP) security cameras. The line of network cameras can provide from a 180 degree to a 360 degree view of a room in a single device, preventing organizations from having to purchase and wire multiple cameras.
The new lineup includes three cameras, the Panorama Camera, the Panorama Dome Camera and the Panorama Outdoor Dome Camera. The cameras includes panoramic 180 degree and 360 degree full view in addition to a 2 Megapixel CMOS sensor and resolution at 1600 x 1200 pixels or high definition resolution at 720p at 30 frames per second (FPS).
Real-time H.264 and motion JPEG dual codec come standard, Gadspot says. Built-in distortion correction and mechanical infrared cut-filter removable (ICR) ensure accurate imaging. Two-way audio connectors and digital input/output (I/O) for alarm triggering are also included, but a built-in speaker and microphone is available for the model GS-NB670E only, the company says.
Power over Ethernet (PoE) and a micro SD card for local storage allow the camera to operate with less risk of footage being lost.
New camera series casts a wide eye.
The company's camera-holding assemblies hold multiple cameras in both their original form as well as a fully spherical, seamless 360-degree field of view.
The OnCam IP also provides electronic pan/tilt/zoom functionality throughout the entire field of view during live viewing or playback.
Supports built-in motion detection technology and is IP-66 rated vandal proof and weather proof housing dome camera.