Mixed-vendor cameras
Bring supported RTSP streams and ONVIF devices into one consistent operational surface.
Kilo Lens · Video operations
Kilo Lens is being built to bring supported cameras from different manufacturers and locations into one secure operational view — alongside the sensors, rules, alarms, and device state already in Kilo.
Designed for RTSP + ONVIF · Final compatibility published at launch
One video layer
Organize supported cameras by site instead of replacing useful hardware or switching between unrelated applications.
Bring supported RTSP streams and ONVIF devices into one consistent operational surface.
Move from a single live feed to multi-camera layouts and control-room videowalls.
Review recordings and the events that explain why a clip exists.
Keep camera viewing and administration inside the correct Kilo organization and permission boundary.
Operational video
Lens is designed as an operations product: configure how cameras behave, where recordings go, and who can use them.
RECORDING
Apply storage policies per camera, with local recording and supported cloud-backup destinations rather than a mandatory Kilo-owned archive.
MOTION
Draw motion zones around a gate, loading bay, perimeter, or doorway so relevant movement can trigger recording.
CONTROL
Use pan, tilt, zoom, and presets where the connected ONVIF camera reports those capabilities.
Sensors + video
Kilo already understands device state, telemetry, locations, rules, alarms, permissions, and commands. Lens extends that operating model with visual context, so teams do not have to treat video as a disconnected island.
Kilo Lens · Video operations
Kilo Lens is not yet generally available. This page is a product preview, and supported setup instructions will be published before launch.
Lens is designed around standard RTSP streams and ONVIF-capable cameras, but final models, profiles, codecs, and network requirements will be published at launch.
Lens is designed to support camera-level storage policies, including local recording and supported optional cloud-backup destinations. Final deployment requirements will be documented before release.
PTZ controls are capability-aware. They will be available where a supported camera exposes the relevant ONVIF pan, tilt, zoom, or preset functions.
The product is in active development and is not yet generally available. Book a preview call to discuss your cameras, sites, storage requirements, and launch access.