
Visible-light / thermal cameras
Wide-angle · Telephoto · Thermal
A Hi3516CV610-based vision-recognition and tracking concept

This page is based on the supplied concept artwork. Functions, design and specifications remain planned; final versions, compatibility and field performance require confirmation.
Proposed architecture combining detection, selection, tracking and picture-in-picture display.

Wide-angle · Telephoto · Thermal

Detect · Select · Track · Combine

Proposed tracking commands

Live video · Picture-in-picture display
Six planned functions for subject selection, continued tracking and multi-view observation.
Planned detection and filtering of people, vehicles and aircraft.
The crosshair is planned to snap to a nearby detected subject for easier selection.
Past trajectory information is planned to help reacquire a temporarily obscured subject.
A planned search-area function may locate a subject again after tracking is lost.
Planned wide and telephoto views combine scene context and detail.
An optional USB thermal module is proposed for varied lighting conditions.
Versions are grouped by lens combination; final package contents are pending.
Single visible-light lens · 4 mm

Lightweight configuration for general observation.
Dual visible-light lenses · 4 mm + 12 mm

Wide and telephoto views in one configuration.
Visible-light + thermal

Two imaging modes for day and night observation.
Dual visible-light + thermal

A multi-view configuration for broader observation needs.
The figures follow the concept sheet; detection and tracking frame rates are listed separately.
Processing, frame rates and output depend on algorithms, lenses, inputs and hardware revision. Thermal imaging is optional; compatible modules remain to be confirmed.

Search and rescue, power inspection and environmental monitoring.

Visual detection and monitoring of moving people and vehicles.

Visible-light and thermal options for different lighting conditions.
Discuss lens combinations, platform interfaces and real application requirements.
Source: CV610 AI vision tracking concept artwork. Illustrated scenes and interfaces are not field-test results.