Hi, We bought 3 wifi camera's which look exactly same from outside. But they are not working with same app. 1. one of them works with 163eye app and Yooosee app. 2. second camera works with only CamHi app 3. third camera works with 360eye app. We realized they dont work with single app, only after we bought them and installed. Is there a single app that can be used with these three cameras? Best Regards, Venkata
163eye, 360eye, CamHi, Yoosee App
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Because many different manufacturers use the shared camera housing design to produce cameras, therefore all of them have the same appearance, yet their internal design is different and only cameras adopt cloud-links technology can be supported by Yoosee app.
Using shared camera housing can greatly reduce product's cost because you don't need to pay expensive fees on designing and making moulds.
If the moulds become defective, usually the manufacturer will not repair them and have to discontue the product, because repairing fee is very high. It is a reason why clients need to pay an initial moulding fee if they wish to have their own unique product housing design.
Is there any app can work all of these cameras?
If you wish to access all of them via a single app remotely, there is no app can support this.
If you just wanna access them locally, then you can use any ONVIF app, such as IP cam viewer.
Using shared camera housing can greatly reduce product's cost because you don't need to pay expensive fees on designing and making moulds.
If the moulds become defective, usually the manufacturer will not repair them and have to discontue the product, because repairing fee is very high. It is a reason why clients need to pay an initial moulding fee if they wish to have their own unique product housing design.
Is there any app can work all of these cameras?
If you wish to access all of them via a single app remotely, there is no app can support this.
If you just wanna access them locally, then you can use any ONVIF app, such as IP cam viewer.
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