In This paper There is a whole new area of study and development available with wireless sensor networks. Scalability, self-configuration, self-healing, multicast routing, and ease of implementation are just a few of the intriguing features that these kinds of networks theoretically provide. These factors make them suitable for a variety of monitoring, control, surveillance, and distributed sensing applications among many others. For several of these applications, image sensor-based wireless networks are thought to be particularly useful. However, more work needs to be done on the implementation of certain applications, which still need to be identified.