Auto tracking

Auto-tracking, also known as object tracking, is an advanced PT and PTZ camera function that allows for automatic tracking of moving objects within its field of view — ensuring continuity of observation. The camera automatically adjusts the viewing angle and zoom so that the object is constantly visible in the frame, providing uninterrupted monitoring of the intruder's activities.
 

 
 

Dual Light

Dual Light technology in IP cameras is an advanced lighting system that combines white light and IR, providing visibility in all lighting conditions. By intelligently switching between white and IR light, cameras can automatically adjust the type of lighting to the prevailing conditions, which allows for bright and clear images at night. This technology not only significantly improves image quality in various lighting scenarios, but also increases the effectiveness of monitoring by deterring potential intruders with white light when motion is detected. Additionally, the camera has laser image illumination that allows for the illumination of the image at extremely large distances from the camera.
 

 
 

Camera equipment

• Auto-tracking - a function that allows the camera to follow a target, e.g. a person or a car, and track its activities in the monitored area;
• Basic IVA — the camera has line crossing and area entry algorithms that allow for more precise detection of potential threats;
• Advanced IVA — the camera has advanced algorithms such as helmet detection, presence at the workstation, taking or leaving an object and many others;
• Early Warning (EW) - a function that deters an intruder before he enters the property by means of optical and acoustic signals from the camera, increasing security;
• Face capture — the camera has built-in algorithms that allow it to capture faces in the observed scene;

• IR illumination - built-in infrared diodes provide illumination for the camera operating in black and white mode in night conditions, guaranteeing very good image quality;

• Dual Light - built-in dual diodes allow the camera to choose between night lighting - infrared or white light, with the latter providing a color image from the camera at night;

• People/Vehicle Classification – when combined with SMD, allows for increased reliability of motion detection while minimizing the number of false alarms;
• Alarm Inputs/Outputs – on IP cameras enable integration with external security and automation systems, offering users advanced monitoring and response options.
• Onvif protocol support – thanks to which the camera can be connected via this integration protocol to third-party recorders that have Onvif;
• Preview on the phone - the camera connects to a dedicated cloud via P2P, providing camera preview and management via the ViDi View mobile application for smartphones;
• Saving images on an SD card — the camera has a built-in SD card slot, so we don't need a recorder to save camera recordings;
• PoE power supply – a single twisted-pair cable transmits the camera image and power supply at the same time, simplifying cabling and connection to a minimum;
• Metal housing - provides excellent durability and resistance of the camera, which significantly extends its service life;