Panasonic Nubo: mobile video surveillance camera with 4G connection

At MWC 2015, Panasonic has unveiled its video surveillance camera without WiFi connection, Nubo. A device that operates through the 4G network and incorporates presence detection sensors that activate alarms that are displayed on the mobile.

Nubo is the name of the video surveillance camera that Panasonic Cameramanager has presented at the Mobile World Congress which is being held in Barcelona. A device that allows to be deployed in different locations and destined to very different uses without requiring power or WiFi connection. Panasonic Nubo is a standalone camera that connects to the mobile phone and operates over the 4G network. A device that offers connectivity across major wireless carriers and Vodafone will be the first partner in Europe to provide machine-to-machine network connectivity (M2M).

Nubo offers a complete platform in the form of ready-to-use cameras, a mobile data plan, a mobile app for monitoring and alerting, an external battery pack and add-on options, as well as a secure cloud storage offering that allows you to manage data and videos.

Nubo's cloud storage system is based on technology developed by Panasonic Cameramanager, company acquired by Panasonic in 2013, que garantiza la protección total de los datos creados en el propio sistema de almacenamiento en la nube de Panasonic y una gestión sencilla de los mismos a través de la aplicación móvil en dispositivos como smartphones o tablet basados en iOS o Android.

Designed according to IP66 standards, Nubo can be used both indoors and outdoors, withstanding inclement weather. Esta cámara de seguridad de Panasonic incorpora sensores que detectan la presencia humana para generar alertas y alarmas personalizadas.

In addition, its wireless radio technology allows it to communicate with external sensing devices such as door and motion sensors. Moreover, has two-way communication to allow communication through the camera when an alert is activated.

Nubo is the first Panasonic team that will use its mobile virtual network that, as published Digital AV Magazine, it has also been announced at MWC 2015. This initiative represents the manufacturer's entry into the world of mobile virtual operators and aims to connect all its product lines so that all devices can access the services offered by the M2M cloud, such as remote monitoring, data collection or analysis.

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