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i-PRO cameras: from the former Panasonic Security

i-PRO cameras come from the former Panasonic Security in Japan, which makes professional cameras with built-in artificial intelligence. Here you can read who i-PRO is, what the brand makes and how RRB Security installs i-PRO cameras.

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i-PRO cameras: white fisheye camera with infrared LEDs on a ceiling, a Panasonic model from the predecessor of i-PRO

31years of experience

  • 1957First security camera
  • JapanOwn factory in Saga
  • Edge AIIn all camera lines
  • SpecialistIn security since 1995

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Who is i-PRO?

i-PRO was created in October 2019 from Panasonic's Security Systems Business Division, with co-investment from Polaris Capital Group. Since 2022 the company has been called i-PRO Co., Ltd. The head office is in Tokyo; the European headquarters, i-PRO EMEA B.V., has been in Amsterdam since 2021.

The technology is older than the name. In 1957, the central research lab of Matsushita Electric, later Panasonic, developed a professional security camera. The i-PRO series appeared in 2005. That is why i-PRO proudly refers to 'our 60-year heritage in the security industry'.

Today i-PRO focuses on cameras that analyse images themselves using artificial intelligence (edge AI). Since October 2025, i-PRO has had its own factory in Saga, Japan. In 2025, by its own account, it was the first in the security industry to achieve ISO/IEC 42001 certification for AI management.

Video: i-PRO from Panasonic to today

i-PRO in figures

Japanese camera manufacturer with more than 60 years of experience

1957

First professional security camera, developed in the Matsushita Electric (Panasonic) lab

approx. 1,600

Employees, including affiliated companies (May 2026)

72 countries

Where i-PRO does business

13 locations

Spread across 7 countries

Sources: i-pro.com, company and company overview, accessed 1 November 2026. Figures from the manufacturer.

The history of i-PRO

From a Panasonic research lab to an independent Japanese camera manufacturer.

1957

The central research lab of Matsushita Electric (Panasonic) develops a professional security camera.

2005

Panasonic launches the i-PRO series of security cameras.

2015

Acquisition of the American video management software maker Video Insight.

2019

In October, i-PRO becomes an independent company, separate from Panasonic, with co-investment from Polaris Capital Group.

2021

The European headquarters, i-PRO EMEA B.V., opens in Amsterdam.

2022

The company name becomes i-PRO Co., Ltd.

2025

Its own factory in Saga (Japan) and ISO/IEC 42001 certification for AI management.

2026

The first i-PRO cameras with generative AI in the camera itself: the X series fisheye cameras.

What does i-PRO make?

i-PRO makes cameras, software and recorders for professional security. These are the product families we work with most.

i-PRO cameras: two white dome cameras with a transparent dome under a ceiling

Network cameras with AI

Dome, bullet, box, PTZ and fisheye cameras for indoors and outdoors. According to i-PRO, edge AI has been in all its camera lines since 2025, from the entry-level U series to the X series.

See also our CCTV page.

Multisensor cameras

Several sensors in one housing for wide overviews, such as car parks, squares and business parks. One camera instead of several separate cameras means fewer masts and cables.

i-PRO Active Guard

Software that makes the cameras' AI data searchable. Since version 3.0 (September 2025), you search recorded footage for people and vehicles in plain language, also from your video management system.

Integration with your video management system

i-PRO supplies plug-ins for Milestone XProtect, Genetec Security Center and Nx Witness, among others. i-PRO also has its own recorders and its own video management software (VideoInsight).

Why choose i-PRO?

i-PRO cameras process images in the camera itself, are built with cyber security as a starting point and work with software from other makers. What this means for you:

Video: the i-PRO U series with AI

AI in the camera

The camera recognises people and vehicles itself. This means fewer false alerts and less load on the network and server. Since June 2026 there have also been X series fisheye cameras with generative AI: you describe in plain language what the camera should look out for.

Cybersecurity by design

According to i-PRO, all its products are built with 'cybersecurity by design'. The U series has a secure element according to FIPS 140-3 Level 3; new X series cameras also have Secure Boot and signed firmware.

Open platform

Via Docker apps, analytics from i-PRO and from other software makers run on the camera itself. This way you are not tied to one supplier.

NDAA and TAA

i-PRO Americas states that its products comply with the US NDAA: no manufacturers, chips or components banned under Section 889. Many models are also TAA-compliant. This is a manufacturer statement for the US market.

Sources: i-PRO compliance, U series press release of 25 March 2025 and X series press release of 19 March 2026, accessed 1 November 2026. Statements from the manufacturer.

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i-PRO at RRB Security

RRB Security has been supplying and installing i-PRO cameras for about three years, alongside other professional brands. We advise which cameras suit your site, install and configure them, and integrate them with your video management system or recorder.

If you choose AI detection, we tailor the analytics to your situation, so you receive alerts about what really matters. After handover, we remain available for maintenance, firmware updates and extensions.

31years of experience

i-PRO cameras: modern white bullet camera on a blue façade

Other brands in this category

RRB Security also installs cameras from other professional brands. Read more about each brand.

Axis cameras

Network cameras from the Swedish Axis Communications, which launched the first network camera in 1996.

Bosch cameras

Bosch cameras, under the IQSIGHT brand name since February 2026.

Dahua cameras

Cameras and recorders from the Chinese Dahua Technology.

Hanwha cameras

South Korean cameras from Hanwha Vision, with their own Wisenet chip.

AJAX video surveillance

Cameras that work with the AJAX alarm system, in one app.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about i-PRO

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Is i-PRO the same as Panasonic?

i-PRO is Panasonic's former security division. It has been an independent company since October 2019 and has been called i-PRO Co., Ltd. since 2022. i-PRO continues the line of Panasonic security cameras. If you still have Panasonic cameras, we are happy to check whether they can be included in a new system.

Where do i-PRO cameras come from?

i-PRO is a Japanese company with its head office in Tokyo. Since October 2025 it has had its own factory in Saga, Japan. The European headquarters is in Amsterdam.

Are i-PRO cameras NDAA-compliant?

i-PRO Americas states that its products comply with the US NDAA: they contain no manufacturers, chips or other components banned under Section 889. Many models are also TAA-compliant. These are US rules; i-PRO publishes the statement on its own website.

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Photos: fisheye camera at the top by RwysTC (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0, resized and converted to JPEG); dome cameras (Wikimedia Commons, CC0); bullet camera by Anselm Schüler (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0, cropped and resized).