An IP camera is a networked digital video camera that transmits data over a Fast Ethernet link. IP cameras are most often used for IP surveillance, a digitized and networked version of closed-circuit television.

One of the biggest benefits of a smart home is being able to know what's going on when you're not actually there. Whether you're checking in on your kids, pets, or an exotic jewel collection, a home surveillance Read More.....

Want to use your PC or mobile devices to watch whether your baby is sleeping peacefully in her cradle or witness whether your pet is making troubles for you, such as tearing up your sofa? Or you may want to inspect the care from caregivers to your elderly parents. Then an IP camera will be of great help.

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A dash cam is necessary when you are driving because the primary job of dash cams is to protect their owners' interest by documenting what happens in front of them in a wide-angle view, when they offer other features—everything from lane-departure warning to collision alerts to red-light camera warnings—they're usually not that good at them. Dash cams are simply meant to mount on your windshield, power up every time you start the car, and capture video endlessly while dr
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The built-in G-Sensor senses sudden acceleration, braking and collisions in order to automatically capture and protect critical footage surrounding an accident. Through this function the important files of the car DVR won't be removed by loop recording.

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It is a trend to have a car DVR these days as the accident rate increases. And you need a dash cam if you're concerned about being the victim of an accident and want documentary footage that you could provide to an insurance company or the police, for a lawsuit, or at a criminal trial. You might want to record footage as a matter of course to help others if you spot something happening nearby, help improve road condi
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