Wisenet's $150 (£115/AU$205) SmartCam N1 isn't expensive by traditional security camera standards, but things are changing. That typical $200 price range, popularized by the Nest Cam Indoor, has ...

TEANECK, N.J.—At ISC West 2022, in booth #14079, Hanwha Techwin America, a global supplier of IP and analog video surveillance solutions, will unveil a new line of affordable cameras and NVRs.

The Wisenet All-in-one HD DVR Security System is a great DIY multi-camera system for comprehensive coverage of larger homes and businesses. Wi-Fi security cameras are a simple solution for apartment ...

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The Wisenet SmartCam N2’s reliable facial detection makes it a great option for keeping tabs on your kids or elderly parents. Of all the AI features that put the “smarts” in smart security cameras, ...

Editor’s Note: We recommend getting the new Nest cameras sold with ADT’s home security system. Check out our ADT price guide ...

Hanwha Techwin has announced further strengthening its Wisenet Q cameras series with the release of 24 new H.265 models. The new additions to the Wisenet Q series include 2 and 5 megapixel bullet ...

Visakhapatnam: Wisenet, a startup unit incubated in Nasscom Centre for Excellence has developed asset tracking system with sensors for both indoor and outdoor applications. Founder director of the ...

Hanwha Techwin’s Wisenet-SmartCam N1 is a feature-rich camera that’s affordable and encased in a tried-and-tested design. The Wisenet-SmartCam N1 from former Samsung subsidiary Hanwha Techwin is a ...

Video doorbells may have been novel a few years ago, but in 2017, it is more surprising to see one of these devices without a camera than with one. So what’s an innovative company to do to stand out ...

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