Nokia portfolio of industrial applications and devices

The Nokia 360° camera comes in three versions. Nokia 5G 360 Camera and Nokia 5G 360 Camera - Extreme Temperature connected over 5G cellular, with and without battery. And Nokia 360 Camera, which is connected over Wi-Fi and includes a battery. 

All versions are industrial 360° cameras, which capture video and audio from full spherical view (360°x180°). The captured content can be stored in the SD card or streamed real-time to be processed and viewed with minimum latency. 

The Nokia 5G 360 Camera provides 5G connectivity, high resolution and low latency 8K video stream, spatial audio, IP67 protection, and Nokia RXRM integration.

5G video camera and wearable cameras for optimal surveillance, quality control and visual communication. 

The Nokia Industrial 5G video camera can be wirelessly connected to your private network, allowing you to benefit from real-time video analysis, face recognition, object detection in surveillance use cases, defect detection in manufacturing, road sign detection and drive record for automotive cases and so on. 

Manufactured in Vietnam-

Nokia Industrial outdoor fieldrouters benefit from a highly ruggedized, anti-vibration design and IP67 rating, allowing them to be deployed in harsh industrial environments. Nokia is pioneering the use of 5G fieldrouters to solve the challenge of reliably connecting legacy industrial equipment and vehicles to a private wireless network, allowing mining companies, port operators, manufacturers and other enterprises to benefit from Industry 4.0 use cases such as autonomous operations. Supporting a wide range of 4.9G, 5G, and CBRS bands, they leverage a comprehensive feature set enabling them to efficiently handle data traffic using a range of protocols including PROFINET, OPC-UA, EtherCAT, and Modbus. The in-built Nokia MX Boost maximizes performance and reliability by concurrently leveraging 4.9G/LTE, 5G, and Wi-Fi 6, meeting the demands of high-capacity Industry 4.0 use cases. 

Nokia Industrial indoor fieldrouters benefit from a highly ruggedized and anti-vibration design, allowing them to be deployed in industrial environments. Nokia is pioneering the use of 5G fieldrouters to solve the challenge of reliably connecting legacy industrial equipment and vehicles to a private wireless network, allowing mining companies, port operators, manufacturers and other enterprises to benefit from Industry 4.0 use cases such as autonomous operations. The in-built Nokia MX Boost maximizes performance and reliability by concurrently leveraging 4.9G/LTE, 5G, and Wi-Fi 6, meeting the demands of high-capacity Industry 4.0 use cases.