IoT-Based ESP32-CAM Surveillance Robot for Wireless Real-Time Video Monitoring and Control

  • A. R
  • M. G
  • N. S
  • et al.
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This research discusses the designing and implementation of an IoT-based ESP32-CAM surveillance robot which offers real-time video monitoring and remote robot navigation capabilities wirelessly. The design utilizes ESP32-CAM module, L298N motor driver, DC motors, and WiFi connectivity which enables the robot to stream live videos and be remotely navigated via a browser using a mobile device. The ESP32-CAM module serves as both processor and image capture component which ensures live video streaming and WiFi connectivity. Robot movement control is achieved using PWM motor control which allows the robot to move forwards, backwards, left, and right smoothly. In addition, IR LEDs are installed to improve performance during low-light surveillance. WebSocket communication protocol is also used to reduce delay times during communications. The experimental findings show that there is stable video transmission, reliable wireless connectivity, effective navigation control, and monitoring capacity in low light conditions. The system that has been designed serves as an economical, compact and efficient surveillance system.

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A., R., M., G., N., S., & B., A. R. (2026). IoT-Based ESP32-CAM Surveillance Robot for Wireless Real-Time Video Monitoring and Control. Journal of ISMAC, 8(2), 160–169. https://doi.org/10.36548/jismac.2026.2.004

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