Glossary
Network Cameras
Network cameras are IP-based cameras used to stream video data for monitoring and analysis.
What network cameras means in practice
Network cameras form the backbone of most AI Vision deployments. They stream video data across industrial environments and form the foundation of most AI Vision deployments. When paired with camera-agnostic platforms such as Viso Suite, they support scalable monitoring without hardware replacement. Leveraging existing network cameras reduces deployment friction. This allows teams to focus on safety and efficiency outcomes rather than infrastructure changes.
Why network cameras matters for enterprise teams
- Supports scalable deployments
- Integrates with existing infrastructure
- Enables real-time monitoring
- Provides real-time and actionable insights
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