180-degree panoramic and multi-sensor cameras

1 November 2019 Surveillance

Building on the product campaign of ‘See More in Smarter Ways’, Vivotek has launched three new panoramic and multi-sensor cameras, the CC9381-HV, MS9321-EHV, and MA9322-EHTV. These three cameras feature H.265 plus Vivotek’s Smart Stream III video compression technology, WDR Pro, outdoor-certificated housing, and they are all safeguarded by Trend Micro IoT Security. Each is specially designed for different applications with different numbers of sensors, vertical fields of view (FOV), and IR distances, allowing users to increase their operational efficiency through a single camera.

Said Shengfu Cheng, director of product development, Vivotek: “Our new panoramic cameras fit into any type of scenario and they are also unique with a different size and shape. In addition, they provide benefits beyond the basics, including the reduction of network cables, camera licences, and maintenance costs.”

Of the 180-degree panoramic network cameras, Vivotek’s CC9381-HV features a compact design that provides 5-megapixel resolution and offers a 120-degree vertical field of view. 15-metre IR illuminators further enhance the camera and make it suitable for a wide array of both indoor and outdoor environments, such as boutiques, convenience stores, banks, schools and homes.

The MS9321-EHV applies the new Robocop design with a built-in sunshield that covers four 5-megapixel sensors in 65-degree vertical field of view. It also supports IR illuminators effective up to 30 metres. Moreover, it is equipped with the Video Alignment feature, enabling users to experience a seamlessly stitched 180-degree horizontal view.

Last but not least, Vivotek launched its new generation multi-adjustable sensor dome camera, the MA9322-EHTV. Featuring four independent 5-megapixel CMOS sensors with 3,7 to 7,7 mm motorised focus lenses and 30-metre IR illuminators, the MA9322-EHTV allows users to simultaneously view four different areas while occupying only a single IP address.




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