Introduction To Webcams

A webcam is a new generation of cameras produced by combining traditional cameras and network technologies. As long as a standard web browser (such as "Microsoft IE or Netscape) is used, its images can be monitored.

The network camera is a new generation product that combines traditional camera and network video technology. In addition to having all the image capture functions of general traditional cameras, the camera also has a built-in digital compression controller and a WEB-based operating system, which enables the video data to be compressed and encrypted. Afterwards, it is sent to end users through local area network, internet or wireless network. The remote user can use a standard web browser on the PC to access the IP camera according to the IP address of the IP camera, monitor the situation of the target site in real time, edit and store the image data in real time, and control the camera at the same time. The pan/tilt and lens are used for all-round monitoring.