PHIL is a light tracking robot who is perfectly happy to do ... providing the sensor head with pan and tilt functionality. The sensor head itself consists of a 3D-printed cruciform-section shroud ...

eMotimo is a San Francisco-based camera robotics company whose flagship product, the TB3, is a remotely controlled, programmable pan-tilt head that doubles as an intervalometer for timelapse shooting.

The pan-tilt head contains wide and narrow stereo cameras, a 5-megapixel camera, a texture projector and a Hokuyo laser range-finder. Inside the PR2 robot The PR2 runs on software based on the ...

The robot boasts a series of elastic actuator arms that boast enhanced manipulation capabilities for accuracy. The pan-tilt head allows the robot to move around in a much more. An improvement over ...

When it’s time for lights, camera, action, the Leofoto VH-30R Two-Way Head is ideal for the ‘action’ part of the proceedings. It’s a 2-way pan and tilt head that enables you to track ...

[Giovanni Aggiustatutto] went the latter route with this mechanized pan-tilt build. The build relies on stepper motors for clean and accurate movement on both axes. Belt drives are used to step ...

I'm eager to put the two pan tilt cameras head-to-head whenever we get our hands on the newest Ring model, to see how it stacks up against one of the best home security cameras.

Following the launch of the “smallest in class” pan and tilt head last week by Vinten, the company has announced ES Broadcast has placed an order for 50 Versine 360s. The pan and tilt head was ...

but Ring has recently launched its own Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam that’s quickly become popular with shoppers. The Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam costs $80. To get the most out of it, you’ll want to ...

Called the FR7, it's the "world's first" pan-tilt-zoom full-frame interchangeable-lens camera with pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) robotic technology, according to the company. Priced at nearly $10,000 ...

There’s still room in the market for a great camera that you can remotely pan and tilt to change the view and see what’s going on in your home — at least until Amazon finally ships that ...