Dallmeier's Panomera multifocal sensor system obtains European Patent

This technology from the German manufacturer allows you to capture an area uninterruptedly with the highest quality and resolution., intelligently combining images from up to seven detail sensors and one overview sensor into one camera system.

for a long time, Continuous surveillance of large areas with high-resolution video technology has been a challenge for which companies could not find an economical solution..

Camera technology Panometer from the German manufacturer Dallmeier solve this problem successfully since year 2011. Now, eight years after the German patent, It also obtains the European patent for its uniqueness..

Unlike conventional technologies, such as the combination of megapixel and PTZ cameras or the so-called 'multi-sensor' cameras, Panomera multifocal sensor systems capture an area uninterruptedly in all zones with the highest resolution quality, intelligently combining images from up to seven detail sensors and one overview sensor into one camera system.

The minimum resolution quality can be defined exactly for each zone during planning, thus reliably ensuring admissibility as evidence in court or data quality for analysis tasks. This approach allows the same surfaces or distances to be captured with a smaller number of camera systems than with conventional solutions..

During surveillance or observation, Operators can simultaneously zoom in on any area of ​​the image, while always maintaining the high resolution representation of the entire event.

They can also perform this action as many times as they want with extremely high resolution in all detail areas of the entire scene., even afterwards in the backup: a very important function in complex situations or for a successful forensic evaluation. Now, This technology has been awarded European Patent No.. 2715692.

Future-proof

At the same time, Panomera cameras provide 'full coverage' in the strictest sense of the word: in each partial area of ​​the surface to be monitored the image quality does not fall below the specified. The decisive performance criterion in this case is the so-called 'resolution density', which is defined with the unit pixel per meter (px/m) in DIN EN standard 62676-4.

To identify an unknown person, For example, a minimum of 250 px/m in the corresponding frame. This ensures that video recordings are admissible as evidence in court, and is especially important for video analysis applications (as object classification) requiring consistent and precisely planned minimum data quality.

It is also especially important with respect to future analysis procedures based on artificial intelligence. (IA) which are not even available on the market yet. This way, With Panomera and its camera sensor technology, the customer can now guarantee adequate data quality to protect their investment..

Cost-effective solution for video security and data capture

With its high image quality throughout the area and, as a consequence, the need for significantly less equipment, Panomera cameras also considerably reduce the corresponding expenditure on infrastructure (pole costs, laying and wiring, installation points, screens to monitor, among other elements).

Thousands of Panomera systems have now reached their third generation and are used by operators around the world in different sectors and applications, like stadiums, airports, urban security, manufacturing industry, as well as casinos or logistics companies. Panomera solutions can be operated with the Dallmeier video management system (VMS) or integrated into third-party systems.