Microdome

Microdome refers to a miniaturized version of a dome camera, a type of security camera. These cameras are designed to be small and discreet, often fitting into a compact housing that resembles a hemisphere or a small dome. The primary advantage of a microdome camera is its low profile, making it less intrusive and easier to conceal in various environments.

The design of a microdome allows for flexible mounting options. They can be installed on ceilings, walls, or even under shelves, providing a versatile surveillance solution. Despite their small size, microdome cameras often incorporate advanced features found in larger security cameras, such as high-definition resolution, wide dynamic range (WDR) for better image quality in challenging lighting conditions, and infrared (IR) illumination for night vision.

Microdome cameras are commonly used in applications where aesthetic considerations are important, or where a less noticeable camera is preferred. Examples include retail stores, offices, hotels, and residential properties. Their compact nature also makes them suitable for indoor use where they can blend seamlessly with the surroundings, minimizing visual disruption. The technology behind microdomes continues to evolve, leading to even smaller and more powerful surveillance devices.