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Q25

Q25 – The Perfect Overview

The Q25 enables a hemispheric 360° panorama view using only a single lens. One single

camera can monitor all four corners of a room. The ﬁsheye eect, which is typical for this

lens, can be digitally compensated in the live image.

MOBOTIX Hemispheric Camera

INNOVATIVE HEMISPHERIC TECHNOLOGY

The Hemispheric Camera

The primary components of the hemispheric camera include a ﬁsheye lens, a high-reso-

lution image sensor and image correction software that is integrated into the camera.

Using an ultra-wide angle ﬁsheye lens, the camera captures a 180° hemispheric image

of the room and projects it onto a high-resolution image sensor.

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Hemispheric

View

Fisheye

When ceiling mounted, the image area of the hemispheric camera captures the entire

room. The image in the hemisphere is convex, particularly near the image borders. These

image sections are corrected for the viewer by the integrated distortion correction software,

allowing a view of the scene from the usual perspective. The virtual PTZ feature allows

you to enlarge or move image sections within the hemisphere, just like a PTZ camera yet,

with MOBOTIX, this is achieved with no moving parts.

Handle Several Image Sections At Once

One or more image sections can be corrected for perspective in the hemispheric view,

allowing you to monitor and record several di erent areas of a room at the same

time, something that a mechanical PTZ camera is not capable of doing.

Discreet And Low Maintenance

Hemispheric cameras are extremely discreet because they manage their task

with only one lens, which is generally focused on an entire room and not a

speciﬁc object. MOBOTIX hemispheric cameras are without mechanical moving

parts and require low maintenance. In addition, they are silent when panning and

focusing on a speciﬁc image area.

A Fisheye Perspective

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