CAMOS was first set up in 1994 at Incheon-Gwangyeokshi, South Korea and has been developing and producing security and A/V electronics and can boast sales of US$35,000,000 to 39,999,999 annualy.

CAMOS currently exports its own branded products (CAMOS, CARANAV & BIOLOCK) to North America, Asia, Western Europe, Australasia, Canada and South Africa.

CAMOS realized the potential in the European marketplace and have now set up headquarters in Germany to enable easy shipping to Europe.

The Camos Dome satellite system range (detailed here) was introduced into the UK early in 2000 with the first 40cm In-Motion Camos Dome satellite system. This system was designed to locate and track a satellite from a vehicle whilst in motion.

The original motor speed of the unit managed to keep up to the average driver but did take some time to re-establish a link with the satellitewhen you passed under a bridge or passed buildings and was considered to be noisy. The noise was attributed to the size of the motors used to move the dish at speed. This problem is now easy to resolve by TSW-Comsat.

Over the following years CAMOS, produced several other systems to its range of Camos Dome satellite systems. The second system was the 30cm ?In-Motion? Camos Dome which followed a 2004. Camos the quickly released the ?Static?, type Camos Dome in the now standard 30 & 40 cm size.

The only difference between the two systems was that the ?In-Motion? Camos Dome was able to track the satellite using an onboard GPS system and the ?Static?, Camos Domes satellite system did not have the GPS locator.

The Camos Dome satellite system has been refined over the lasts few years and is now the best selling system in self tracking satellite systems for the Motorhome industry.

The latest Camos Domes satellite systems still come in the original sizes of 30 & 40 cm, but are now better to fit to a vehicle due to the reduction of the wires needed to control the unit. The fitting is now a single 8mm hole as the only cable needed by the dome is the RG6 cable that comes with the unit.

Following the triumph of the standard Camos Dome satellite systems, Camos have refined the system in 2008, with the use of a L.C.D control module featuring a clear display showing the satellite ID and location for the ?in-Motion? systems and even a TWIN LNB unit which features three ?F'connections to keep up with the development of the recordable receiver system market.