webcamera
A webcam is a video camera that connects to a computer or computer network, typically via USB or Ethernet. It captures still images or video streams, which can then be displayed, transmitted, or stored. Webcams are commonly used for video conferencing, allowing users to see and speak with each other in real-time over the internet. They are also utilized for live streaming, surveillance, and as a component in virtual reality systems.
Most webcams are designed to be relatively small and portable, often featuring a built-in microphone for audio
The first commercially available webcam was the Connectix QuickCam, introduced in 1994. Initially, webcams were a