Nokia’s 360-degree 8K camera supports 5G and has IP67 protection
12.12.24
Nokia has introduced the world’s first industrial 8K camera with 360-degree video recording and 5G support.
Key features
The camera supports 8K video streaming and spatial audio using 5G, Wi-Fi or Ethernet networks.
The device is presented in two versions:
- Wi-Fi-enabled model for standard conditions.
- Extreme Temperature version for use in extremely high or low temperatures.
Both modifications use Nokia Real-time eXtended Reality Multimedia (RXRM) software, which provides 360-degree video transmission and support for 3D OZO Audio spatial audio.
Applications
The new device is already being used by the Finnish company Callio Pyhäjärvi in Europe’s deepest mine for remote exploration and operations management. Nokia positions the device as an industrial solution, available exclusively for professional use.
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