Multi-lens Synergy

Getting clear views over a large area – such as a major traffic intersection, a manufacturing warehouse, or a parking lot – isn't always a simple task. It typically calls for multiple cameras and extensive cabling to be installed in numerous locations in order to monitor the entire field of view. However, such a setup requires increased purchasing costs, installation time, management, and maintenance.

One way around this is to integrate two or more types of imaging lenses into a single camera. This kind of multi-lens camera can simultaneously deliver both panoramas and detailed, zoomed-in views of the same large site.

The need to capture expansive views with zoomed-in details drives innovative security technology companies like Hikvision to continuously create new technologies. With the advent of multi-lens synergy, various security cameras can now integrate to form one powerful unit. The combination allows for a more comprehensive view of an area and provides a great security protection without having to install multiple cameras.

TandemVu Technology

TandemVu technology features Hikvision’s next-generation in camera design, integrating multiple lenses in one camera to provide the big picture and small details in tandem, a breakthrough in camera innovation.

Equipped with this technology, Hikvision’s security multi-lens cameras maintain original, big-picture views even during panning, tilting, and zooming maneuvers. Users will see everything and miss nothing at any given instant, getting great situational awareness from the moment they set the camera up.

PanoVu Technology

The revolutionary PanoVu technology enables one security camera to cover a vast area and capture magnificent panoramas, providing more comprehensive video security protection.

There are three ways to capture panoramic imaging with PanoVu technology:

Through a single sensor and uniquely designed fisheye lens with ultra-wide angle and low distortion
By stitching multiple pictures seamlessly using advanced image fusion algorithms and multiple sensors
Via providing multi-directional views from separate video channels

With PanoVu technology, users can witness huge panoramas right before their eyes.