One Camera, 360° Coverage
A single ceiling-mounted fisheye sees an entire room or open area with no blind spots — replacing several fixed cameras, cables and switch ports. Wall and desk mounting give 180° panorama options too.
Dewarping — Natural Views
Turn the circular fisheye image into usable views: 360°/180° panorama, fisheye + 3/4/8 virtual PTZ, or panorama + PTZ — in hardware or software on a Uniview NVR or the client, live and on playback.
12MP Detail with 360° IR
A 1/1.7″ sensor captures crisp 4000 × 3000 detail, with embedded 360° infrared to 15 m and Smart IR for clear, even night coverage across the whole scene — plus DWDR against bright windows and doorways.
Two-Way Audio & Heatmap
A built-in dual microphone and speaker support two-way talk, while heatmap analytics (with a management platform) visualise how people move through a space — useful for retail and busy public areas.
What does a fisheye camera do?It gives 360° coverage of a whole area from one ceiling-mounted camera — no blind spots — so a single fisheye can replace several fixed cameras over a room, reception or forecourt on one PoE cable.
How do I get normal, un-warped views?Through dewarping. On a Uniview NVR or the client you can view the scene as 360°/180° panorama or as up to eight virtual PTZ windows, in hardware or software, live and on recorded footage.
Where should I mount it?Ceiling for a full 360° overhead view, wall for a 180° panorama, or on a desk/table. The available view modes adjust to the mounting position you choose.
Does it see in the dark?Yes — embedded 360° infrared reaches up to 15 m with Smart IR, lighting the whole circular scene evenly rather than just the centre.
Does it have audio?Yes. A built-in dual microphone and speaker support two-way talk, plus 1-in/1-out audio connections (check local laws before recording audio).
Can it record without an NVR?Yes — a MicroSD card up to 512 GB enables on-camera recording, so it can run standalone or alongside a recorder.
How is it powered?Single-cable PoE (IEEE 802.3af) over Cat6, or a DC 12 V supply. It draws up to 12 W.
Which recorders work with it?It works with Uniview UNV NVRs via plug-and-play and with most ONVIF (Profile S/G/T/M) recorders. A Uniview NVR or client is needed for the multi-view dewarping features.
