The history of the emergence and development of intelligent pan tilt cameras is not long, and it has developed with the advancement of intelligent technology.
But in just a few short years, smart pan tilt zoom cameras have become one of the more common smart hardware products in the eyes of the public, and many families will purchase several smart cameras to keep at home, to protect the safety of the home and be the guardians of the home.
Intelligent PTZ camera is an essential component of smart home security equipment, which can remotely view real-time monitoring and remote control through a mobile phone.
Compared to the early market where smart cameras without gimbals were the mainstream, the common smart cameras on the market now have gimbals and dual gimbals, which can rotate up, down, left, and right to achieve panoramic monitoring. The mainstream products nowadays are mainly PTZ cameras, which adopt a dual motor design and can rotate up, down, left, and right to achieve 360 ° blind spot monitoring.
And this is precisely the advantage of intelligent gimbal cameras over cameras without gimbal. The rotatable lens greatly increases the camera's field of view. Smart cameras with intelligent cruise control can regularly patrol sensitive areas without creating blind spots due to camera rotation. In contrast, smart cameras without gimbals can only focus on one place, and the field of view they monitor will be much wider than that of cameras with gimbals. As a result, monitoring will be greatly compromised.
On the other hand, it is difficult for smart cameras without pan tilt zoom to achieve motion detection function, which is also a "pot" caused by fixed viewing angles. But smart pan tilt cameras are different. Once there is any movement in a certain direction, the lens of the smart camera with detection function turned on will immediately turn to the corresponding area, and send an alert to the user's phone while tracking and shooting. Overall, smart cameras with gimbals have more convenience compared to those without gimbals, with a wider field of view and more derived functions, which is why gimbals are becoming increasingly popular.
