PTZ
A pan-tilt-zoom mechanism in security cameras that uses motors to rotate the lens horizontally and vertically and to adjust focal length, enabling all-around surveillance and target tracking.
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Pan-tilt is the basic capability of a gimbal camera: pan refers to horizontal rotation and tilt to vertical pitch, both driven by stepper motors, allowing users to remotely change the lens orientation in the app.
Implementing a tracking spotlight requires computer vision algorithms to identify and track moving targets, and may rely on PTZ pan-tilt coordination.
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Pan-tilt is the basic capability of a gimbal camera: pan refers to horizontal rotation and tilt to vertical pitch, both driven by stepper motors, allowing users to remotely change the lens orientation in the app.
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