AtomVision connects Dahua cameras and XVR recorders to the cloud via ONVIF. Compatible models include IPC-HDW/HFW dome and bullet cameras, DH-IPC series, and XVR recorders. Complements Dahua's DMSS app. Cloud backup, remote access, and multi-site management.
Any Dahua device with ONVIF support connects to AtomVision. Here are the series we see most often.
Don't see your model? If it supports ONVIF, it almost certainly works. Some older Dahua firmware may need ONVIF enabled manually in network settings.
Plug the AI Edge Analytic Box into your network alongside your Dahua cameras or XVR. Verify ONVIF is enabled (some older Dahua firmware has it off by default), and the edge box discovers your devices automatically. You can connect through the XVR or directly to individual cameras—whatever suits your setup. Typical setup: 10–20 minutes.
Dahua hardware is solid. Here's what AtomVision adds on top.
Automatic offsite recording for your Dahua cameras. Even if the XVR is damaged or stolen, your footage is safely stored in the cloud.
No P2P connection drops, no DDNS hassle. Reliable cloud access from any browser—no app required.
Layer cloud-based AI on top of your Dahua cameras: people counting, vehicle detection, and smart alerts that actually reduce false positives.
Manage Dahua cameras across dozens or hundreds of locations from one dashboard. Ideal for retail chains and distributed businesses.
No. AtomVision complements DMSS rather than replacing it. You can keep using DMSS for local mobile access while AtomVision handles cloud recording, AI analytics, and centralized multi-site management.
Any Dahua camera with ONVIF Profile S support works with AtomVision. This includes the popular IPC-HDW and IPC-HFW dome and bullet series, DH-IPC cameras, and XVR recorders. Most Dahua cameras manufactured after 2014 support ONVIF out of the box.
Yes. Dahua XVR recorders with ONVIF support can connect to AtomVision. This lets you cloud-enable an entire XVR's worth of cameras through a single connection, which is often simpler than connecting cameras individually.
Most modern Dahua firmware has ONVIF enabled by default. On some older models, you may need to enable ONVIF in the camera's network settings or update the firmware. Dahua's support site has firmware updates for most models.