Touch-controlled hidden cameras typically have a built-in touch sensor that is integrated into the camera body or the control panel. The sensor registers the user’s touch and translates it into a command to perform a specific action, such as starting or stopping the recording, changing the camera mode, adjusting the brightness, or zooming in or out. The camera’s firmware is programmed to respond to specific touch gestures, which are typically intuitive and easy to learn.
Some touch-controlled hidden cameras may also come with a mobile app that allows remote access and control over the camera’s features. The app may have a virtual touchpad or touchscreen that mimics the physical touch controls on the camera, allowing users to remotely access and control the camera from their smartphone or tablet. Overall, touch-controlled hidden cameras provide a convenient and intuitive way to operate a surveillance camera, giving users more control over their security and surveillance needs.