The camera shown in the picture is a new design based on YI IoT software and ANYKA AK3918 SoC.

[rleyden559]

          The camera shown in the picture is a new design based on YI IoT software and ANYKA AK3918 SoC. 

I have just hacked access to the camera via Wi-Fi but because the camera does not Xiaomi Hi3518ev200 Chipset, thus I am not sure that you would be interested in the tarball of the camera system files. Please let me know
More information about AK3918 development, you can find in the following git repositories:
• ricardojlrufino/anyka_v380ipcam_experiments
• mucephi/anyka_ak3918_kernel
• ricardojlrufino/arm-anykav200-crosstool

Originally posted by @haps-basset in #195 (comment)

[rleyden559]

I have a very similar IP Cam to one in the closed thread. The layout of the PCB is similar but has a different rev # and date. I had been able to access it by FTP and telnet. Telnet required a simple hack,
Startup text:
Linux version 3.4.35 (zhaofeihong@dell-PowerEdge-R740) (gcc version 4.8.5 (anyka (gcc-4.8.5 + binutils-2.24 + ulcibc-0.9.33.2)(20170223)) ) #1 Mon Aug 1 19:43:47 CST 2022
CPU: ARM926EJ-S [41069265] revision 5 (ARMv5TEJ), cr=00053177.

The flash is read only except for a small jffs2 partition that stores local WIFI settings, etc.
I backed up the partitions to a SD card. But, I'm unsure if I can change U-Boot from telnet to boot from the SD card, thereby making the file system R/W. There is an update script but I'm not sure how to exploit it.
The PCB does not have UART RX and TX labeled. UART seems the standard why of accessing U-Boot.
I'd be happy to share what I have and would be interested in any tips. My main goals is to stream to a web browser instead of the Android app.