Orbit Pro, Orbit Air, and Recast take the typically-wired USB or HDMI connections and wireless extends them using a unique

Wired-Wireless Hybrid Architecture

(Technically known as “Dedicated Extension and Emulation Proxy protocol or D.E.E.P) 

The end result? Orbit cameras are completely untethered and mobile, yet still recognized as a local USB camera by the computer - as if there was an invisible wire connecting the camera.  This design makes the Orbit family the only wireless cameras that have the benefits of wired cameras: broad compatibility, plug-n-play simplicity, and the highest level security. 

USB Cameras Support

Universal Plug-and-Play

There’s a reason the “U” in USB stands for “Universal”. Connect a USB camera, and your computer automatically recognizes it. No need to download special software or install unique drivers - your device already has those built into its OS (Operating System).

USB Cameras Are

Compatible with All Apps

Open up any camera software, like video conferencing software or the included camera app that comes pre-installed on your device, and your connected USB camera is instantly recognizable and usable without any special drivers or additional software.

When Connecting a USB Device, There’s Already

Robust Security Built-In

Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, and other operating systems leverage robust stacks of permission controls, driver authentication, and real-time monitoring to ensure USB devices like webcams operate securely, minimizing unauthorized access and enhancing user trust by balancing convenience with privacy protection tailored to each platform’s ecosystem.