In the Philippines, a new indoor security camera has entered the market at a price of 5,999 Philippine pesos.
The device incorporates a dual‑camera system, featuring an 8‑megapixel ultra‑wide lens and a 5‑megapixel ultra‑telephoto lens. Both sensors are back‑illuminated, and the camera records in 4K resolution.
Its field of view spans 360 degrees horizontally and 180 degrees vertically. The camera supports a 9‑times Ultra‑HD zoom and a hybrid zoom function, allowing detailed capture of distant subjects. Automatic tracking keeps moving people or pets within the frame.
Low‑light performance is enhanced by infrared night vision that operates without a visible red glow. The camera also employs color imaging techniques to preserve detail in dim environments.
Embedded AI algorithms enable adaptive‑speed and dynamic subject tracking, processing events locally rather than in the cloud. The system can detect people, pets, crying infants, or unusual sounds and encrypts transmitted data. Alerts are triggered only when activity occurs within predefined zones.
A physical lens shield can be lowered manually or via the app to block the lens when monitoring is not required, providing an additional privacy safeguard.
The camera connects through Wi‑Fi 6 and Bluetooth, and is controlled via a dedicated application that offers live view, alerts, and voice features. Two‑way voice communication is available, and a hand gesture can initiate a call to a linked smartphone without navigating the app.
Hardware includes a 1‑terabyte flagship chip and an MJA1 security chipset. Storage is supported through microSD cards ranging from 16GB to 256GB.
