As operational and safety demands continue to rise, conventional surveillance systems often struggle to deliver both real-time performance and stability in harsh environments.
BroadVision’s rugged outdoor industrial cameras, developed entirely in-house, are redefining how heavy industries see and operate. With high reliability, ultra-low latency, and intelligent imaging capabilities, these cameras have become a core enabler of remote-assisted operations in ports, mining sites, and other extreme industrial settings.
 

Engineered for the Harshest Conditions

Built for endurance, BroadVision cameras maintain continuous, stable operation under salt spray, heavy vibration, strong wind, rain, dust, and high temperature.
Each unit is certified to IP69K protection, passes SGS low-latency testing (110 ms), withstands 50 G shock impact, and features a nano-coated self-cleaning lens for clear vision in any climate.

From automated ports to unmanned mining trucks, BroadVision’s rugged cameras see where humans can’t—and endure what humans shouldn’t. They are the silent sentinels that keep autonomous systems aware, safe, and operational around the clock.
 

Reliable, All-Weather Environmental Perception
 

Every BroadVision camera is built with industrial-grade components, redundant design, and corrosion-resistant housings to ensure high resilience in extreme environments—ranging from sub-zero temperatures to scorching heat, high humidity, and constant vibration.
In unmanned factories, autonomous haul trucks, and automated terminals, they deliver stable, high-fidelity video streams that cut through fog, dust, and glare, enabling autonomous systems to “see” and react reliably to real-world conditions.
 

High-Bandwidth, Low-Latency Connectivity
 

Supporting 4MP/8MP HD imaging, H.265 compression, and industrial-grade Ethernet/PoE transmission, BroadVision’s communication architecture ensures real-time data flow between the field and the remote operation center.
With 110 ms end-to-end latency verified by SGS, operators gain a true sense of presence, viewing every movement and microdetail in sync with reality.
This level of responsiveness is crucial for remote intervention, teleoperation, and precision handling, ensuring that control commands are executed instantly—enhancing both safety and efficiency.
 

AI-Powered Vision and Intelligent Automation
 

Equipped with built-in or edge-integrated AI processors, BroadVision cameras perform intelligent video analytics such as object detection, behavior analysis, condition monitoring, and anomaly alerts.
They are not just the “eyes” of an autonomous system—they’re its first layer of intelligence.
By detecting people under suspended loads, monitoring equipment status, auto-aligning containers, or assisting with AGV obstacle avoidance, the cameras enable systems to move from simply seeing to understanding and acting.
This transformation—from passive monitoring to proactive intelligence—reduces human dependency and empowers fully autonomous industrial operations.