MOBOTIX c ONE Brings 360-Degree Video Surveillance to a Single Sensor

MOBOTIX has introduced the c ONE, a new compact indoor video surveillance camera that combines 360-degree imaging, integrated illumination, two-way audio, and local storage in a housing measuring just 120 millimeters in diameter. Its hemispheric sensor with 4K day-and-night imaging provides a complete view of a room from a single central position, while panoramic, quad, and detailed views can be generated from a single image. The camera offers a resolution of up to 2160 × 2160 pixels and Wide Dynamic Range of up to 120 dB, while in certain indoor environments a single c ONE can replace several conventional cameras, reducing the amount of hardware, cabling, and installation work required.

For operation in darkness, integrated IR LEDs cover areas of up to 25 square meters, while white light can be used for orientation or emergency illumination. The built-in microphone and speaker enable two-way audio communication, while recordings can be stored directly on the camera using a microSD card, with the standard 64 GB capacity expandable up to 2 TB.

In line with MOBOTIX’s decentralized concept, image processing, event detection, and recording take place directly within the camera, allowing the c ONE to operate without an additional server or cloud connection.

At the same time, it can be used as a standalone solution or integrated into a larger video surveillance system, including MxManagementCenter, MOBOTIX HUB, the MOBOTIX LIVE App, and ONVIF-compatible video management systems. The camera supports ONVIF Profiles G, S, and T, PoE Class 3, as well as MQTT, SNMP, and REST API interfaces, with options for local, NAS, NVR, or cloud storage.

Cybersecurity is based on the security architecture of the MOBOTIX ONE platform, including encrypted communication, controlled access, and long-term software support. The camera is primarily designed for environments requiring complete visibility, discreet design, and a reliable local system architecture, including control and command centers, server rooms, critical infrastructure, banks, retail and hospitality facilities, logistics and production sites, offices, and corridors.

More information is available on the MOBOTIX website.