Smart Camera Tracks People And Detects Movement

PRAMA’s AIoT brand iDADA has launched its first Q2i 3MP Wi-Fi Smart Security Camera for smart home solutions. The camera offers 3MP resolution, 350-degree rotation, artificial intelligence (AI)-based human auto-tracking, motion and noise detection, infrared (IR) night vision, two-way communication, and local storage of up to 512GB.

iDADA is PRAMA’s sub-brand for smart home security solutions. Its product portfolio includes indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi smart cameras designed for homes, offices, retail spaces, and small office/home office (SOHO) setups. The products support wireless installation, remote access, and real-time monitoring through a mobile application.

The Q2i 3MP Pan & Tilt Smart Camera provides 3MP Super HD image quality and a 350-degree rotating view to cover a wide area and reduce blind spots. Its intelligent human auto-tracking feature detects human movement, locks onto the moving person, and rotates the camera to follow the activity. Motion detection identifies movement and sends alerts about activity in the monitored area.

The camera uses infrared LEDs to capture black-and-white images in low-light conditions. Its built-in microphone and speaker support two-way real-time communication, allowing users to listen and speak through the camera. A sleep mode activates a lens shutter to provide privacy when monitoring is not required.

Users can access live camera feeds and manage the device remotely from anywhere through the iDADA PRO app, available on Google Play and the Apple App Store. The camera supports local storage of up to 512GB, allowing users to save recordings directly on the device.

An iDADA spokesperson said the company expects artificial intelligence and cellular Internet of Things (IoT) technology to become standard features in consumer electronics and connected spaces. The company plans to position its manufacturing infrastructure near Mumbai and scale production to meet the expected increase in demand for locally manufactured wireless edge devices.

The spokesperson added that the company’s research and development efforts will focus on secure cloud-hybrid systems and plug-and-play AI sensing architectures. These developments are intended to support threat prevention in Indian homes and small businesses and expand the reach of Indian-made security technology in global markets.