Japan Security System Co, Ltd. recently showed off a security camera designed to be disguised as a motorcycle.

The security camera is far form inconspicuous and may be more art than a practical security system, but the security camera does have a 360-degree field of view.  The head- and taillights are video cameras, as is the seat.  There are also two side-facing cameras to complete the bike’s 360-degree vantage point.

The bike is somewhat operational.  It has a 49cc engine and a small gas tank, but  headlights, brakes, and other essential safety features are absent.

This unique motorcycle security camera was built by special commission.  You can check out the specs and some photos below.

Motorcycle:

Engine Year: 1966 Little Honda P25
Engine : 4 cycles OHC Cylinders:49cc
Horsepower: 1.2ph/4200rpm
Maximum Torque: 0.25kgm/2500rpm
Maximum Speed: 30km/h
Carburator: Yoshimura-MJN24 Downdraft carburetor
Suspension:F/Leading bottom link-R/Swing Arm
Front & Rear Wheel: Classic Rim/23”
Front & Rear Tire: Classic Tire/23″

Four Eyes Camera:
FULL HD IR AUTOFOCUS CAMERA
Image Sensor: SONY 1/2.8″ 2 Megapixel CMOS
Total Pixels: 1920×1080pixel
Video Resolution: 2MP
Viewing Angle: horizontal:20.8~75.4 vertical:15.7~54.9
IR Effective Distance: Up to 30m (up to 50m indoor use)
Operating Temp: -10°C~+50°C
Min. illumination: 0.01Lux (LED ON : 0 LUX)
Lens:f=3.5~16mm Dimensions: 2100(w)×800(h)×350(d)mm
Power/Current: DC12V/170mA(LED ON 400mA)
BLC: YES
Flickerless: YES