Mobotix's megapixel technology is put at the service of real-time weather information

Knowing the weather information of Marbella in real time and from anywhere is one of the projects carried out by the city council of this Andalusian city, which has selected the megapixel IP technology from the manufacturer Mobotix.

An IP camera from the network video surveillance system manufacturer Mobotix offers real-time information of the Andalusian city of Marbella, which has been selected by the town hall of this beautiful coastal town for the project carried out jointly by the companies MyWebRank, Systeline y DevisionNetwork.

The project is based on the implementation of a municipal network camera that allows knowing the weather situation of Marbella in real time from anywhere in the world, no limits on visits and no limits on traffic, for which the company's streaming technology is also used Wolkam.

For the city council it is a very useful tool for information for tourists and users of Marbella's beaches, as well as for all its citizens and the city council itself as a means of promotion, both on the Internet and on social media, showing the benefits of its climate, one of the main attractions of the city, with real-time images.

Specifically, the camera installed is a Mobotix Q25 dome-type network camera, an ultra-compact device resistant to weather changes, that offers a 360° panoramic view. Just like the rest of the cameras from this manufacturer, this model has no mechanical moving parts, which provides it with longer durability with minimal maintenance. Its sleek design and compact size make it easy to integrate into any environment. The waterproof housing allows for outdoor use at temperatures of -30 a +60 °C.

The camera is located on Nagüeles beach, on the jetty of the Puente Romano hotel, and users can view streaming images of the weather situation through a page web, which also has been created with access to the historical data, in the form of a time-lapse, with summaries of each day in thirty seconds.

The Marbella City Council plans to install a second IP camera in the San Pedro-Puerto Banús area during the current year.