Indiott stocks Milesight AIoT cameras in the UK, and this archive lists the range. It covers AI network cameras, 5G bullet cameras, ToF and stereo-vision people counters, parking guidance cameras and X-series sensing cameras. Unlike ordinary CCTV, these devices run on-board AI to count people, classify vehicles and detect events, so they output data as well as video. UK buyers use them for footfall analytics, occupancy, retail and workplace insight, and traffic management, often with no separate server. Choose by lens, mounting height and the metric you need to capture. For counting accuracy and placement, see our people counting sensors UK guide. All cameras ship from UK stock with support. Every model here has its official datasheet in our Milesight datasheet library.
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Understand how your workplace is actually used. An AI workplace occupancy sensor for desk and room utilisation, an indoor air-quality monitor, and a LoRaWAN gateway to carry the sensor data. What’s included AI Workplace Occupancy Sensor: VS321 × 1 — £124.20 ex VAT each Indoor Ambience Monitoring Sensor: (AM103 & AM103L) × 1 — £127.19…
DATASHEET Milesight X1 Sensing Camera is a creative AIoT product with applicableand intelligent applications. By capturing pictures, X1 Sensing camera canreplace human inspection in multiple scenarios and economize onmanpower. High-quality picture-capturing function and embeddedsupplement light make it more competitive and useful under differentenvironmental conditions. Milesight X1 Sensing Camera has featured with low-power consumptionand allows for…
The AI counting sensors in this range are designed to process on the device and report counts and events rather than a continuous video stream. Behaviour differs by model and configuration, so if the installation is in a privacy-sensitive area, confirm the exact behaviour on that model's datasheet before you specify it and keep it on file for your DPIA.
Time-of-flight sensors measure depth rather than capture an image, which makes them easier to justify in privacy-sensitive areas and less sensitive to lighting. RGB AI sensors can classify more, but bring a camera into a space where a camera may not be welcome. Decide the privacy question first; accuracy rarely decides it.
Each model states a mounting height range and the coverage area that results. Coverage shrinks quickly outside the intended range, so plan the sensor count from the coverage figure at your actual ceiling height, not from floor area.
No. The hardware is bought outright from us and there is no per-sensor monthly fee. If you want a hosted dashboard you can buy one separately - that is your choice of platform, not a condition of the hardware.
It varies by model. Some AI counting sensors are PoE-powered and networked over Ethernet; others report over LoRaWAN and need a gateway. Check the connectivity row in the spec table, because it determines whether you need cabling or a gateway.
People counting measures flow through a line - how many entered and left. Occupancy monitoring measures state - whether this desk, room or zone is in use right now. They need different sensors and answer different questions, and buying the wrong one is the most common mistake in this category.