Hawkeye -- a weapon for 360° large scene monitoring

With the deepening of video surveillance applications, we have more and more surveillance needs for large scenes, such as large squares, stadiums, meeting places, airports, stations, wharfs, etc. In addition to the requirements of “seeing the whole” and “real-time”, we also hope to clearly see the local details. Although the needs of “seeing the whole” and “real-time” can be met by more and more integrated high-definition panoramic cameras or through the stitched programs by the rears of multiple cameras, both can not see the local details of the large scene in a thorough manner. If a sudden event occurs in a large scene, we want to see the details, and clearly record the entire process of the incident; otherwise, although with non-blind spot panoramic surveillance advantages, we can not distinguish the monitored objects and details, and the surveillance at this time becomes useless. Therefore, for large scenes, we not only want to look around, but also can capture details.