Uniden updates its pan and tilt cameras with free motion tracking

Owners of some Uniden security cameras will benefit from a software update that adds a motion tracking feature, providing more comprehensive footage.

Uniden’s update, which is rolling out now, applies to cameras within the wire-free and solar-powered Solo X2K PT Pro range (as distinct from the App Cam Solo X2K model), which start at $279.95 in Australia. These cameras have pan and tilt functionality, covering a 350-degree range, but didn’t have automatic motion tracking until now.

Now, the updated cameras can follow subjects when they enter the field of view. It’s hoped that by adding the feature, there will be fewer blind spots and that footage will include more information if an incident occurs.

Consistent with Uniden’s other cameras, any recorded footage is saved to a rolling seven-day cloud storage allocation or locally via a microSD card.

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