Panasonic AW-UE40 4K PTZ Camera with IT Certifications supporting NDI|HX version 2 and SRT - White

PROVIDES HYBRID ONLINE/OFFLINE ENVIRONMENT

STANDARD MODELS SUITABLE FOR USE IN ONLINE CLASSES AND BRIEFING SESSIONS

Remote cameras enhance the visual communication in a variety of applications ranging from online classes to online seminars. The AW-UE50/UE40 supports a compact design to blend in with the surroundings and operates very quietly to permit flexible use in any video shooting locations or conditions. The AW-UE50/UE40 offers high security and it is easy to install and operate for capturing stable images, so even people unfamiliar with video shooting or camera operation can utilize it. The excellent flexibility of the product simplifies wiring and operation. Linkage with online conference software or online application is possible, so online video streaming is easy to initiate. The AW-UE50/UE40 is a standard model perfect for people who want to utilize online video streaming more frequently or enhance the quality of online video streaming.

PROVIDES A STABLE HYBRID ENVIRONMENT FOR CONNECTING ONLINE AND OFFLINE

• 4K resolution, wide angle and high-magnification zoom for delivering “the ambience of hall.”
• Auto Tracking Software for reliable following and capturing of the speaker
• Secure and stable streaming protocol for reduced risk of communication trouble
• Smooth playback of high-quality videos

UNIT SIZE AND QUIETNESS FOR FLEXIBLE USE AT ANY VIDEO SHOOTING SITES

• Compact dome-shape design blends in with the surroundings. Light weight and small size give added flexibility in camera installation
• Quiet operating sound allows the use of the camera in any situations
• Image stabilizer ensures stable video shooting

EXCELLENT SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY TO ACHIEVE SMART WIRING AND SMOOTH OPERATION

• Easy installation and operation even for inexperienced staff or small staff
• Single PC or controller can manage and control multiple cameras
• Use as a USB camera
• Can upload video directly to live streaming service