Ok, one example how and when to use this kind of camera:
Lots of new PTZ cameras have IR illuminator with long distance, but how operator (or camera) can know where to zoom in and illuminate target? Auto patrol? If camera can cover 270° of terrain, and its in auto patrol, using around 9° angle to recognize person. So there is 9/270 (30%) chance that it will find un-moving target and provide detail.
This camera can detect target (ignoring foliage movement, shadows, lights, animals) and move camera to the right direction. Even help with auto-tracking using right software.
Lots of new PTZ cameras have IR illuminator with long distance, but how operator (or camera) can know where to zoom in and illuminate target? Auto patrol? If camera can cover 270° of terrain, and its in auto patrol, using around 9° angle to recognize person. So there is 9/270 (30%) chance that it will find un-moving target and provide detail.
This camera can detect target (ignoring foliage movement, shadows, lights, animals) and move camera to the right direction. Even help with auto-tracking using right software.