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{{uncited}}An '''IP Camera''' is similar to a traditional electronic [[video]] camera in most respects, except that it includes support for [[Ethernet]] and [[wireless]] ([[Wifi]]) communication and either has its own built-in web [[server]] so it may be connected to directly or [[upload]]s (streams) the real-time feed to another [[Internet]]-accessible location.  Instead of saving images to a storage device, such as an SD card, the IP camera transmits the images to a remote location using  [[TCP/IP]].  A [[smartphone]] or [[tablet computer]] or [[web browser]] are often used to view the output from IP cameras.  Some IP cameras also include a [[microphone]].

{{uncited}}An '''IP Camera''' is similar to a traditional electronic [[video]] camera in most respects, except that it includes support for [[Ethernet]] and/or [[wireless]] ([[Wifi]]) communication and either has its own built-in web [[server]] so it may be connected to directly or [[upload]]s (streams) the real-time feed to another [[Internet]]-accessible location.  Instead of saving images to a storage device, such as an SD card, the IP camera transmits the images to a remote location using  [[TCP/IP]].  A [[smartphone]] or [[tablet computer]] or [[web browser]] are often used to view the output from IP cameras.  Some IP cameras also include a [[microphone]].

IP cameras can be used to record a sporting event or to maintain surveillance of a location.  Typically, the camera operator places the camera and then leaves the camera's location.   

IP cameras can be used to record a sporting event or to maintain surveillance of a location.  Typically, the camera operator places the camera and then leaves the camera's location.