BYD Semiconductor launches smart camera Ahome Q1, using self-developed image sensors

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com news on October 14, BYD Semiconductor said today that in order to meet the needs of domestic video surveillance systems, combined with the current situation of the security surveillance system industry, it has created a fully functional smart camera-Ahome Q1, which is widely used in many places.

This product uses the image sensor (BF3238) independently developed by BYD Semiconductor, and has a systematic upgrade for the traditional smart camera, with a highly centralized processor, extremely low power consumption, strong stability, support for RTSP, SMTP and other protocols, support for dual-stream storage. Built-in microphone, speaker, resolution up to 1920 × 1080, support H.264&H.265 compression algorithm, support audio and video intercom, call and monitoring functions.

This is an indoor camera that can be widely used in various types of residential areas (such as villas, neighborhoods, families, etc.), small and medium-sized indoor places (such as small and medium-sized shops, small and medium-sized company offices, etc.), supports Android and iOS applications, and has built-in functions such as figure tracking, movement detection, event / alarm and so on.

CTOnews.com learned that the BYD Ahome app had been launched in major app stores and was shown as a "home intelligent security monitoring system" in the introduction.