Sky Vision 360° Panoramic Camera

There are two primary ways these cameras achieve a 360° view:

Single-Lens (Fisheye): Uses one ultra-wide "fisheye" lens to capture a 180° horizontal and vertical image. When mounted on a ceiling, it creates a circular "bird's-eye" view of the entire room.

Multi-Lens (Dual or More): Features two or more lenses (often back-to-back). The camera’s internal processor uses "stitching" algorithms to merge the overlapping edges of each lens into one continuous spherical image.

Dewarping: Because raw 360° images are naturally distorted or circular, software "dewarps" the footage into a flat, rectangular format that looks normal to the human eye.