Axis Communications

Axis Q1656-DLE radar-video fusion camera

Quad HD camera that fuses deep-learning object classification with 61 GHz radar data on the device.

Smart network camera mounted on a pole against an overcast sky

Overview

The Q1656-DLE combines a 1/1.8in Quad HD imager with an on-board FMCW radar. AXIS Object Analytics classifies humans, vehicles and unknown objects using deep learning, and fuses those detections with radar range, direction and velocity to reduce false alarms in outdoor scenes.

Typical use cases

  • Perimeter protection
  • Vehicle and people classification
  • Site safety monitoring

Deployment environment

Pole or wall mounted, outdoor

Key specifications

Imaging
1/1.8in progressive scan RGB CMOS, up to 2688 × 1512 at 60/50 fps
Lens
Varifocal 3.9–10 mm, F1.5, autofocus, i-CS, P-Iris
Analytics
AXIS Object Analytics deep-learning classification fused with radar object data
Radar
FMCW 61.00–61.50 GHz, 2 channels, under 100 mW EIRP
Detection range
Up to 90 m (person or vehicle, area profile); up to 150 m (vehicle, road profile)
Video and integration
H.264/H.265/MJPEG, Zipstream, Forensic WDR to 120 dB, ONVIF G/M/S/T, ACAP

Specifications taken from current manufacturer documentation and last checked on 2026-09-08.

Source: manufacturer documentation

Specifications are summarised from publicly published manufacturer material and are provided for orientation only. Always confirm current figures directly with the manufacturer before purchasing or designing in.

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Resolution
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Low-light sensitivity
Colour 0.03 lux, black and white 0.003 lux (F1.2, 1/30 s, 30 IRE)
Dynamic range
extremeWDR 120 dB, day/night ICR
Deployment
Indoor or in a suitable outdoor housing
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