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The ULTRA panoramic surveillance technology utilizes advanced fisheye lenses or multiple lens stitching techniques, enabling 180-degree, 360-degree, or 720-degree panoramic monitoring, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the monitored area. Traditional surveillance cameras may require multiple devices to cover an area, whereas ULTRA's panoramic surveillance camera accomplishes this with a single device, significantly simplifying the setup and management of the monitoring system.

ULTRA's panoramic security cameras offer extensive coverage, capturing more details from the scene with up to 8K ultra-high definition resolution, providing users with a clear and immersive panoramic viewing experience.

A Seamless Panoramic Experience

ULTRA's panoramic surveillance cameras, powered by edge-based AI algorithms, offer the following intelligent analysis functions:

AI Video Analysis

ULTRA's AI video analysis is a next-generation video analysis that supports accurate detection of people and vehicles, running on ULTRA cameras to enable intelligent applications. The on-board intelligent analysis includes intrusion detection, line crossing detection, loitering detection, wrong-way detection, and illegal parking detection.

Smart Motion Detection

ULTRA's smart motion detection can instantly detect human and vehicle activities, effectively reducing false alarms and preventing security personnel from wasting time verifying triggered but erroneous events.

Smart Motion Detection

Heat Maps

By capturing real-time surveillance footage, the panoramic camera generates precise heat map of people density. This optimized layout allows for early detection of anomalies, providing real-time and visual monitoring to enhance security and crowd management efficiency.

Heat Maps

People Counting

People counting can automatically detect the number of people appearing in the frame and provide real-time counting.

People Counting

Frequently Asked Questions

A project needs broad coverage from fisheye, stitched, or multi-sensor imaging with fewer blind spots. Buyers should relate the feature to a defined operational requirement rather than treating it as a universal specification.