Support a video stream of 1080p or lower.Ring, which is owned by Amazon, hasn’t released a list of compatible cameras yet, but says it expects to support ONVIF-compatible cameras that meet the following criteria: Generally, they are commercial grade or large-residential camera surveillance systems from manufacturers including Reolink, Amcrest, Panasonic, Bosch, Axis, HikVision, and Arecont Vision. Sadly, this doesn’t mean you can add your Nest or Arlo cams to the Ring app most ONVIF-compatible cameras aren’t manufactured by well-known names in the smart home industry. ONVIF-compatible cameras are generally IP-based cameras and often powered over ethernet a common form factor is dome-shaped with the ability to pan and tilt, although there are hundreds of options.
The Open Network Video Interface Forum is an open standard that allows devices to communicate with each other, even if they are from different manufacturers. Smart home security company Ring is expanding the capabilities of its Ring app to add cameras that support ONVIF.
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