Real Time 360 Degree Car Carmera Systerm With Wide Angle To Toyota CAMRY 2012

Real Time 360 Degree Car Carmera Systerm With Wide Angle To Toyota CAMRY 2012

Description:

360 degree Bird-view Parking Assistant System is a system that through 4 pcs. extra wide angle cameras at front, rear, left and right side, collecting images around the car to form a 360°bird-view image by image software tool and splicing technology, then sending the images to the SZM display equipment.

Through this system, drivers can visually know car’s position and the around objects, and control parking the car easily, or reduce traffic accidents, like scratch, crash, or sink.

Quick Details:

Item name: bird view parking system

Product type: reverse camera

Voltage: 12v

Place of Origin: Guangdong, China

Car make: for Benz

360 AVM System Description:
 

This system is a parking aid, provides all-round visibility 360 degrees, while the video viewing
is produced around the vehicle. The system receives four video cameras with wide angle, through
 seamless splicing technology to combine these into one (seamless) thus obtaining round visibility
space around the vehicle "bird's-eye" and the video output on the screen in real time.
 
 
360 ° view of a "bird's-eye"

In the system implemented the technology which produces a seamless video from four cameras.
Four video integrated into one allowing all-round visibility of the car mode
real time, with no blind spots.

Function

1.Through the bird’s-eye view, a driver can check for obstructions around the vehicle.

2.The system can display the bird’s-eye, front and rear views, making it possible to check the vehicle's 360-degree surroundings simultaneously with either the fore and back.

3.It is possible to display the rear view and front-side view together. A driver can simultaneously check the rear and front-side views of the vehicle, the points of most concern when parallel parking

Technology Configuration

The four wide-angle cameras set up at on the front, back, left and right are the foundations of the Around View Monitor.

Video signals from four cameras feed into an image processing unit: The side views showing both left and right; the rear view showing the back of the vehicle; and a front view camera. These signals are then converted into a composite virtual bird's-eye top view image as if seen from directly above the vehicle. It is this image processing technology that is the key point in the Around View Monitor.