We believe that you may have heard of PTZ equipment. It may be in the field of security monitoring applications, or it may be in the field of cameras. It mostly refers to such a device that can control the rotation of the camera for all-round video recording.
So, what do the three letters PTZ mean?
P—Pan, originally intended to be horizontal, corresponds to the rotation and movement of the camera in the horizontal direction;
T—Tilt, originally intended to be tilted, corresponds to the tilting rotation of the camera in the vertical direction;
Z—Zoom, originally meant to zoom in or out of the lens, corresponds to the zoom function of the camera.
Within the scope of the scene monitored by the camera, when a moving target appears, the user can manually lock or automatically trigger a preset position to lock a certain moving target to trigger the PTZ camera to perform autonomous and automatic PTZ tracking, and automatically control the pan/tilt of the PTZ camera to perform Omni-directional rotation, automatic vision-guided tracking for the locked moving target to ensure that the tracking target continues to appear in the center of the lens. The automatic PTZ tracking module makes up for the shortcoming of the fixed camera's narrow monitoring field of view, and is a necessary function for a complete security monitoring system.
We believe that you may have heard of PTZ equipment. It may be in the field of security monitoring applications, or it may be in the field of cameras. It mostly refers to such a device that can control the rotation of the camera for all-round video recording.
So, what do the three letters PTZ mean?
P—Pan, originally intended to be horizontal, corresponds to the rotation and movement of the camera in the horizontal direction;
T—Tilt, originally intended to be tilted, corresponds to the tilting rotation of the camera in the vertical direction;
Z—Zoom, originally meant to zoom in or out of the lens, corresponds to the zoom function of the camera.
Within the scope of the scene monitored by the camera, when a moving target appears, the user can manually lock or automatically trigger a preset position to lock a certain moving target to trigger the PTZ camera to perform autonomous and automatic PTZ tracking, and automatically control the pan/tilt of the PTZ camera to perform Omni-directional rotation, automatic vision-guided tracking for the locked moving target to ensure that the tracking target continues to appear in the center of the lens. The automatic PTZ tracking module makes up for the shortcoming of the fixed camera's narrow monitoring field of view, and is a necessary function for a complete security monitoring system.
