New bispectral PTZ camera from Axis Communications: AXIS Q6411-LE available from 2026

November 30, 2025

Axis Communications is launching the AXIS Q6411-LE Bispectral PTZ Camera, an all-in-one network device that combines visual and thermal imaging capabilities with AI-based analysis and image processing. The camera is particularly aimed at operators of large outdoor areas who need reliable 24/7 detection and verification in all weather and lighting conditions.

The AXIS Q6411-LE combines thermal and visual sensors in a PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) device. With a thermal sensitivity (NETD) of less than 20 mK, it achieves high accuracy with minimal false alarms. The ½-inch sensor delivers 2 megapixels, while a 31x optical zoom reliably captures even fast-moving objects. Thanks to Axis OptimizedIR technology, objects can be detected up to 150 metres away, even in complete darkness. The camera covers a field of view of 55°, the tilt range is from +20° to -90°, and the pan range is 360°. With protection classes IP66, IK10 and NEMA 4X, the shock-resistant, weather-resistant camera is ideal for perimeter protection of large outdoor facilities.

AI-based analysis and image processing functions

The camera is equipped with a Deep Learning Processing Unit (DLPU) that enables AI-based video analysis in real time. People, vehicles and vehicle types can be detected, classified, tracked and counted using the pre-installed AXIS Object Analytics software. In addition, the optional AXIS Perimeter Defender software can be used, which operates on an edge basis and monitors perimeter intrusions. The software combines motion and AI-based detection, is optimised for thermal cameras and detects people and vehicles over long distances.

Additional features include an automatic alignment aid, an auto-tracking function for object tracking at the click of a button, and AI-based masking to protect privacy.

Powerful hardware for optimal image quality

Processing is handled by the ARTPEC-9 system-on-chip, which ensures high image quality, improved light sensitivity and combined processing of thermal and visual images. AV1-compatible Zipstream significantly reduces bandwidth and storage requirements, while Axis Edge Vault, a hardware-based cybersecurity platform, ensures secure storage and processing of keys in accordance with FIPS 140-3 Level 3.

Applications and benefits

The AXIS Q6411-LE is particularly suitable for monitoring large outdoor areas day and night. The combination of visual and thermal image detection ensures that no detail is overlooked, even in poor light and weather conditions or with fast-moving objects. The camera can be flexibly adapted to individual security requirements through software extensions, offering comprehensive perimeter protection.

Key features of the AXIS Q6411-LE at a glance

  • High-quality image quality in all lighting conditions
  • Reliable thermal detection
  • Precise visual identification
  • Next-generation AI-powered analytics
  • Integrated cybersecurity features via Axis Edge Vault

The AXIS Q6411-LE Bispectral PTZ Camera will be available in 2026 and is aimed at security managers in businesses and public authorities who want to monitor their outdoor areas efficiently and reliably around the clock.

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