Certain smartphones can be hooked to wireless camera security systems, as well as tablets and laptops. While a desktop computer can also be synced to the system, the mobile devices give you more options when it comes to checking on the surveyed area. After all, if you’re already at home, do you need to view the surveyed area from a computer inside the house?Syncing all of the cameras to your laptop will allow you to check in on these protected zones no matter where you are in the world. As long as you have an Internet connection, you will be able to check these areas from your mobile device. It’s a pretty genius concept!We receive many requests for wireless camera streaming for security and other unrelated applications such as monitoring manufacturing processes or placing cameras on UAVs. Until 2012, the options available were limited to analog D1 resolution wireless video transmitters of 2. 4GHz and 5. 8GHz frequencies such as the one found in this outdoor wireless security camera. These RF or Analog wireless transmitters were limited to clear line of sight, meaning there must be a unobstructed view between the antennas connected to the receiver and transmitter. While this requirement was doable for outdoor applications, it made it impossible to use these devices for other applications because of interference from obstacles. The main advantage of using analog video transmitters which still holds true today is for Real Time video transmission; if you want delay free video for a manufacturing process then they are still the equipment of choice.