Analogue cameras refer to a category of industrial and commercial cameras that capture and transmit video signals in analog format, rather than digital. These cameras are widely used in surveillance, security, and process monitoring across various industries. They are typically associated with brands like Bosch, Sony, and Panasonic, which are major players in the security and industrial imaging sectors. These companies, headquartered in countries like Germany (Bosch), Japan (Sony, Panasonic), and others, produce analog cameras for applications such as CCTV systems, factory automation, and traffic monitoring. Analog cameras are known for their reliability and compatibility with legacy systems, though they are increasingly being replaced by digital IP cameras in modern installations.