IPKamera
IPKamera, or Internet Protocol Kamera, is a digital video camera that transmits data over a network using IP protocols. It captures video in digital form and streams it to network video recorders, storage systems, or cloud services for live viewing and archival.
Most IPKameras encode video using H.264 or H.265 and may support MJPEG. They include a processor, image
Power is commonly supplied by Power over Ethernet or an external adapter. Many units offer features such
Interoperability is commonly achieved through ONVIF, a standard for device discovery and control that enables cameras
Applications include residential and commercial security, retail analytics, and public spaces. IPKameras are typically deployed in
Security considerations include strong authentication, encrypted connections, regular firmware updates, and network segmentation to minimize exposure.