

Most common camera positioning
Most OEMs position the cameras between the A-pillar and the center stack. Let’s get to know them in a little more detail:
Parameters that influence camera positioning.
Camera placement is not something trivial, we are looking for the exact point that provides an optimal FoV, and camera angle which in turn achieves good performance in combination with the chosen sensor technology.
Now that we have reviewed camera main locations, we must ask ourselves a few things. The fact that these are the most frequently implemented locations does not mean that they are the only ones or the ones that best optimize our in-cabin monitoring systems. These positions have demonstrated effective for some in-cabin monitoring use cases, but there are new cases, mostly the ones involving the rear passengers that require other camera positions to avoid occlusions that can confuse the perception systems.
Testing new camera locations in the real world is expensive, time and resource-consuming, not to mention the privacy issues when we involve filming people. These facts often hinder innovation and quick technology development.
But it’s not all bad news, have you heard of in-cabin monitoring simulation, and more specifically, about camera positioning simulation?
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Advantages of camera positioning simulation.
Simulation allows you to:
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With Anyverse™, you can accurately simulate any camera sensor and help you decide which one will perform better with your perception system. No more complex and expensive experiments with real devices, thanks to our state-of-the-art photometric pipeline.
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