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Less Cameras Thanks To Panoramic Views

The perspective of the hemispheric image can also be transformed into an ultra-wide

angle panoramic view spanning 180° if the camera is mounted on a wall, providing a

wall-to-wall view of the room without any blind spots. It oers a substantially better view

of the scene, compared to other cameras, and it also results in the need for fewer cameras

overall. When ceiling mounted, one camera can also capture an entire room by two

opposite panoramic views.

Keeping Objects In View At All Times

Using solutions featuring several individual cameras,

moving objects will normally jump from one viewing

area of a camera to another. This often produces a

confusing situation for the viewer because objects may

disappear from sight for a moment or even appear

twice if the viewing areas overlap. This is not the case

with hemispheric panoramic cameras. Objects remain

in view at all times and the viewer can always keep

good track of objects in the scene.

Everything Stored In The Recording

Traditional optical PTZ cameras can only record what is being viewed live. The virtual PTZ

feature from MOBOTIX allows users to pan to other areas at a later stage in the recording

because the entire room can be recorded as a hemispheric image.

Hemispheric room cov-

erage with wall mount-

ing – one Q24M replaces

four standard cameras

Original Q24M image;

wall-mounted at a

height of 2.3 m/7.5 ft

Lobby

Elevator

Hemispheric 180° panorama

Surveillance of a room with only one camera

with no blind spots

Lobby

Elevator Elevator

FOURSTANDARD CAMERAS

Capture less than one single S14M

Integrated

MicroSD card

(max. 64 GB)

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