What is the principle of panoramic imaging?

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The principle of panoramic imaging involves installing cameras beneath the two side mirrors of the car, which work in conjunction with cameras on the front and rear bumpers. The captured footage is then integrated and transmitted to the vehicle's computer, ultimately simulating a bird's-eye view effect. This significantly aids drivers in parking maneuvers. The panoramic imaging system is a parking assistance system that allows drivers to view real-time, 360-degree panoramic, ultra-wide-angle, and seamlessly stitched images (bird's-eye view) of the car's surroundings on the in-vehicle display screen. It helps drivers understand blind spots around the vehicle, enabling more intuitive and safer parking.