What are the differences between 360-degree panoramic imaging and reverse imaging?
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360-degree panoramic imaging offers an ultra-wide-angle view, while reverse imaging includes systems like reverse visual systems and vehicle monitoring systems. The main differences between 360-degree panoramic imaging and reverse imaging are as follows: 1. Imaging aspect: Reverse imaging is specifically designed for reversing, with limited visibility of the vehicle's sides. It primarily shows the front and rear conditions of the vehicle. In contrast, 360-degree panoramic cameras provide a 360° view, allowing visibility of the vehicle's surroundings from all angles. 2. System differences: 360-degree panoramic cameras use fisheye panoramic imaging optical systems with no central blind spots and output high-definition images at 3 million pixels. Reverse imaging systems are widely used in various large, medium, and small vehicles for reversing or driving safety assistance. 3. Principle differences: Reverse imaging systems feature TFT true-color vehicle displays with anti-magnetic treatment to prevent signal interference and flickering. They can receive two video inputs simultaneously, play VCDs and DVDs without the need for a decoder. 360-degree panoramic cameras synthesize images from four 180-degree wide-angle cameras installed at the front, rear, and sides of the vehicle into a bird's-eye view displayed on the in-vehicle monitor.
