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titleOfInvention Compact high-resolution panoramic screen display system
abstract (57) [Summary] (With correction) [PROBLEMS] To provide a compact high-resolution omnidirectional or panoramic screen display device using several cameras having a common virtual optical center. Each camera (52, 54, 56, 58) is associated with a respective reflecting surface (48, 42, 44, 46) of a pyramid 40, for example, the camera 52 senses reflection from the surface 48 and detects an arrow 60. Look at the object in the direction. Similarly, the other camera has arrow 6 In the 2, 64, 66 directions, each point to a different reflective surface direction of the pyramid, and the optical center of each camera is perpendicular to the baseline of the reflective surface associated with the camera on a line passing through the apex 70 of the pyramid. It is arranged at a distance X on a straight line. As a result, each camera has a common virtual optical center 90 at the intersection of the reflection lines of sight and has a 90 ° field of view, and together form a continuous 360 ° field of view. It is also possible to dispose the cameras such that the virtual optical centers are displaced from each other to remove distortion of the reflection surface image and form a narrow blind area.
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