Secure camera sharing for neighborhoods, common areas, community centers, municipalities, and response partners.
Business need
Communities need broader visibility than a single household camera can provide, but sharing access across users is usually insecure, fragmented, or unmanaged.
Horus service
Horus allows the ISP to offer trusted camera-sharing networks where selected users can view shared streets, common areas, or strategic locations under controlled permissions.
How it works
Customers grant temporary or persistent access to selected cameras, and the platform organizes those permissions through one shared service model for homes, neighborhoods, and institutions.
Deployment model
Hybrid cloud-mobile service with operator-managed control and shared access policies.
Key benefits
- New community-oriented service packages
- Higher perceived value for residential customers
- Potential integration with municipalities and security teams
- A differentiated offer against connectivity-only competition
Ideal customers
Overview
Community Camera Network extends Horus from a single-camera experience into a trusted neighborhood service layer.
Included capabilities
- Controlled sharing between users and groups
- Visibility over streets, common spaces, and shared zones
- Mobile access to authorized shared streams
- Commercial packaging for community or municipal service plans
Operational impact
This service helps ISPs move closer to community safety and collaboration use cases without taking on the burden of a fully custom integration project for every deployment.