What's the difference between infrared ball camera, high-speed ball camera, all-in-one camera and pan-tilt camera?

1, these questions you asked should belong to the hardware category of the computer board, because it belongs to the content of security monitoring.

2. First, explain the "spherical" camera. Cameras used for monitoring (also called monitoring probes) are divided into "gun type" and "ball type".

The gun is rectangular, similar to a TV camera, of course, very small, only the size of a palm.

In fact, the spherical camera is a miniature gun camera, which is placed in a hemispherical glass cover. Its advantages are that it is closed as a whole, the camera can swing in the cover, which expands the monitoring range, and the closed glass cover can also be dustproof and waterproof.

3. Infrared camera: a camera equipped with an infrared light, which can be used at night. Then the infrared spherical camera is a "spherical camera with infrared light".

4. High-speed ball camera: Also known as "fastball camera", it is a kind of spherical camera, but its software has the function of automatically tracking moving objects. For example, there is a high-speed ball camera in the corner of a square. If a person passes by the square, the camera will automatically track this person until he walks out of the monitoring range.

But high-speed spherical cameras can only track moving objects that can be distinguished. If a group of people are walking around the square, they can't be tracked.

5. All-in-one machine: A camera assembled by an infrared lamp and a camera, the full name is "all-in-one infrared machine".

6. Pan-tilt machine: The camera itself cannot rotate. Putting the camera on the pan/tilt can rotate 360 degrees and swing up and down, which expands the monitoring range. The spherical camera has a tripod head inside and a glass cover outside.