{ "id": "4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking", "sku": "4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking", "title": "4K PTZ Webcam with AI Tracking and Gesture Control", "slug": "4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking", "price": 349.99, "currency": "SGD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "webcams", "category_label": "Webcams", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": "250 g", "images": [ "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/main-4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking.jpg", "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking-2.jpg", "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking-3.jpg", "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking-4.jpg", "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking-5.jpg", "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking-6.jpg", "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking-7.jpg", "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking-8.jpg", "https://mycamera.asia/dropship-images/webcams/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking-9.jpg" ], "description_short": "A 2-axis gimbal with 300 degrees of horizontal and 180 degrees of vertical rotation, AI tracking in three framing modes, saved presets, gesture control and 4K video from a 1/2 inch CMOS sensor.", "description": "The trouble with a camera that cannot move\n\nMost webcams are designed for someone sitting in a chair. Clip one to the monitor, sit down, and it does its job. Stand up and the picture cuts you off at the neck. Walk to the whiteboard and you are gone.\n\nPlenty of people do not work sitting down. Tutors write on boards. Trainers pace. Cooking, craft and fitness instructors move around a room. Worship leaders, product demonstrators and people running hybrid meetings all need a camera that covers more than one chair.\n\nThere are two old answers. One is a wide lens that shows the whole room, which leaves you small and far away. The other is a friend who holds the camera. A PTZ webcam is the third answer. The camera turns to follow you by itself.\n\nHow this one moves\n\nPTZ stands for pan, tilt and zoom. On this model the camera head sits on a 2-axis gimbal. It rotates 300 degrees horizontally and 180 degrees vertically.\n\nIn plain terms, it can swing most of the way round and tilt from low to high. In a typical tuition corner or meeting room, that covers every place you are likely to stand. Because the lens itself turns, the camera is not limited to one fixed view of the room.\n\nThe whole unit measures 4.6 cm deep, 6.4 cm wide and 4.8 cm high, and weighs 250 g. It is small for a camera with motors in it, though heavier than a simple clip-on webcam.\n\nAI tracking and the three framing modes\n\nA moving camera is only useful if it knows where to look. This one uses AI tracking with auto zoom. You choose how tight the shot should be.\n\nFull body keeps you in frame from head to toe. That is the mode for fitness, dance and anything where footwork matters. Upper body suits teaching and presenting, where hands and gestures carry meaning. Close-up holds on your face for a talk or an interview.\n\nAs you step closer or further away, the camera adjusts the zoom to keep the chosen framing. You carry on with your lesson.\n\nTracking of this kind works on what the camera can see, so give it a fair chance. Light your face. Avoid standing in front of a bright window. If several people are in the room, lock the camera onto yourself with the gesture described below.\n\nPresets for people who change scene\n\nThe maker says this version improves the preset function. A preset saves a camera position together with its settings and a tracking mode, and you can store several.\n\nThink of a maths tutor in a study room. Preset one is a close view at the desk for the greeting. Preset two points at the whiteboard with tracking off, so the working stays in view while the tutor steps aside. Preset three is a wide shot with full body tracking for a demonstration. Moving between them takes a moment.\n\nFor streamers, the camera also supports SDK, OSC, Stream Deck and global hotkeys. That means a preset can sit on a button or a keyboard shortcut. If those terms mean nothing to you, that is fine. The camera works without any of them.\n\nGesture control\n\nTwo gestures are built in. One fixes you as the tracking target, which matters when other people are in the shot. The other controls the zoom.\n\nThe maker gives one piece of advice. Do not cover your face with your hand while you gesture, because it can affect face recognition. Hold your hand out to the side, pause for a second and let the camera respond.\n\nPicture quality\n\nThe camera uses a 1/2 inch CMOS sensor behind a lens with a maximum aperture of f/1.8. It focuses automatically, sets exposure automatically and lists HDR among its features. Zoom is listed at 4x. The maker's details put that figure under both digital and optical headings, so we simply call it 4x zoom.\n\nYou have two recording choices. 4K at 30 frames per second gives the most detail. 1080p at 60 frames per second gives smoother motion. For a lecture, 4K is the natural pick. For a workout or a fast demonstration, 1080p at 60 will look better.\n\nRemember that meeting apps often send 1080p or less, even from a 4K camera. If your work is mostly live calls, the tracking will matter more to your audience than the resolution. The 4K pays off in recordings and streams, where you control the output.\n\nLandscape, portrait and upside down\n\nThe camera supports horizontal, portrait and upside-down shooting modes. The maker says it adjusts the picture to landscape or portrait automatically, depending on how the camera is placed, without losing image quality.\n\nPortrait matters for vertical video platforms. Upside-down mode lets you fix the camera under a shelf or high on a wall bracket and still get an upright picture. The maker does not state what mount or thread the camera has, so ask us before planning a ceiling or wall setup.\n\nConnecting it\n\nIt connects by USB-C and takes its power from the computer's USB port. The box includes a USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-C to USB-A 3.0 adapter. That covers a new laptop and an older desktop tower alike. A user guide and a warranty card are also in the box, though the maker does not state the warranty term.\n\nThe maker says the video stream is available without downloading an app. Plug it in and pick it in your meeting or streaming software. The compatible devices listed are personal computers, laptops and desktops. Operating system versions are not stated.\n\nMicrophones are on the feature list, without detail on number or type. For anyone who walks around while speaking, a clip-on microphone is worth having. A camera can follow you across the room, but a microphone on the camera stays where it is.\n\nA first-day routine\n\nSpend ten minutes with the camera before your first real session. Stand it where it will live and plug it in. Walk to each spot you use, such as the desk, the board and the far side of the room, and watch the preview to see how the tracking keeps up.\n\nThen save a preset for each spot and try each framing mode once. Practise the two gestures until they work every time. Last, record a minute of yourself speaking while you walk, and play it back. You will hear at once whether the built-in microphones are enough or whether a clip-on microphone is needed.\n\nWhat this version leaves out\n\nThe maker is open about one thing. Compared with its sister model, this version drops voice control and whiteboard mode, along with some streaming functions. In return it adds adjustable preset parameters and is aimed at teaching and conference use.\n\nSome other points are simply not stated. They include the field of view, the mount type, the cable length and any privacy cover. The colour is listed as black or white, so check with us if the colour matters. Recording other people is covered by Singapore law, including the PDPA.\n\nWho should buy it\n\nBuy it if you present standing up, teach at a board, run classes with movement or host hybrid meetings where the speaker changes. It suits tuition centres, training rooms, home studios and small offices.\n\nDo not buy it if you sit still at a desk for every call. A fixed webcam will do the same job for less money. Think twice as well if your laptop lid is very thin, since 250 g is a lot to hang on it. A shelf or a small stand behind the screen is a safer place.\n\nPlacement and care\n\nGive the camera a stable, level surface with a clear view of the room. Leave space around it so the head can turn freely. Never twist the head by hand or stop it while it is moving.\n\nThe camera is not water resistant. Keep it indoors, away from drinks and from windows left open in a downpour. Wipe the lens with a dry microfibre cloth, and skip alcohol wipes. In humid weather, store it in a drawer or pouch when it is not in use so dust and haze do not settle on the glass. For travel, use a padded pouch so nothing presses on the gimbal.\n\nThe short version\n\nThis is an AI tracking webcam for people who move. A 2-axis gimbal turns the lens through 300 degrees horizontally and 180 degrees vertically. Tracking holds you in full body, upper body or close-up framing, and presets let you jump between scenes. It records 4K at 30 frames per second or 1080p at 60, and plugs into USB-C or USB-A with the parts in the box.\n\nAsk us about mounting and colour if they matter. Most orders arrive in 7 to 12 working days by tracked courier, and you have 14 days from delivery to return it in resaleable condition.", "llm_summary": "A USB PTZ webcam, model TINY 2 Lite, with a 2-axis gimbal that rotates 300 degrees horizontally and 180 degrees vertically. AI tracking offers full body, upper body and close-up modes with auto zoom, and gestures lock the tracking target and control zoom. It records 4K at 30 fps or 1080p at 60 fps from a 1/2 inch CMOS sensor with an f/1.8 maximum aperture, autofocus, HDR and 4x zoom. Presets store multiple positions with parameters and tracking modes. It shoots in horizontal, portrait and upside-down modes, has built-in microphones and supports SDK, OSC, Stream Deck and global hotkeys. The video stream works without an app. The box holds the webcam, a USB-C to USB-C cable, a USB-C to USB-A 3.0 adapter, a user guide and a warranty card. It measures 4.6 x 6.4 x 4.8 cm, weighs 250 g and is not water resistant. The maker says this version has no voice control or whiteboard mode. Mount type, field of view and warranty term are not stated.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; your protection under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act 2003 for faulty goods is unaffected. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "OBSBOT", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://mycamera.asia/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/", "canonical_url": "https://mycamera.asia/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking/", "json_url": "https://mycamera.asia/api/products/4k-ptz-webcam-ai-tracking.json", "updated_at": "2026-10-12" }