What is the principle of a 360-degree panoramic camera?
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360-degree panoramic camera works by using cameras mounted on the front and rear mirrors of the car to achieve all-round monitoring. When the 360-degree panoramic assist system is activated, the cameras on the car will upload the captured images to the vehicle's computer. The computer then processes the images to simulate a bird's-eye view of the car, achieving the 360-degree panoramic effect. The functions of the 360-degree panoramic camera include: 1. Recording driving footage synchronously with four ultra-clear cameras while driving; 2. Displaying images around the car body on the screen while driving to eliminate blind spots; 3. Automatically triggering the rearview image when reversing, allowing the driver to accurately determine if there are obstacles behind the car and guiding the driver on the trajectory the wheels will follow; 4. Equipped with a built-in vibration sensor that automatically records footage upon detecting vibration.