This 360 surround view camera system features a 10.1 inch high definition touch screen monitor with four cameras to create a real time bird’s eye view around the vehicle. It is designed to improve visibility and eliminate blind spots when operating in confined or high risk environments.  Ideal for trucks, forklifts, mining vehicles, and heavy machinery, the system provides full surround coverage to support safer reversing and manoeuvring.  Using advanced panoramic processing, the system delivers a continuous overhead view to improve operator awareness and control. Built for Australian conditions, this industrial grade system offers reliable performance in demanding transport, mining, and agricultural applications.

This System is suitable for Vehicles up to 12m long.

Panoramic Surround View and AI Assistance

The system uses panoramic image processing to stitch live video streams from four cameras into a unified surround view. Operators can select between two-dimensional top-down and three-dimensional perspective views depending on the driving or operating scenario.

Integrated artificial intelligence functions assist with object recognition, vehicle positioning and driver alerts, supporting safer operation in complex worksites such as mining facilities, depots and industrial yards.

Application Scope

This system is widely used across transport fleets, agricultural machinery, mining vehicles, forklifts, logistics equipment and public-service vehicles. It is particularly suited to environments where vehicle size, restricted visibility and pedestrian interaction increase operational risk.

10.1-Inch Touchscreen Monitor and Housing 

The system features a ten-point-one-inch IPS wide-screen touchscreen designed for automotive and industrial use. The monitor is housed in an aluminium alloy enclosure, providing improved durability and heat dissipation compared to plastic housings. The high-brightness display offers wide viewing angles and remains clearly visible in varying light conditions, including direct sunlight commonly encountered on mining and outdoor worksites. The monitor can be mounted using either a U-shaped bracket or a universal 360-degree adjustable mounting bracket. The universal bracket option is particularly popular, allowing flexible positioning to suit different cab layouts and operator preferences while maintaining a secure installation.

Reverse Monitor Mounting Brackets

U-Shaped Support Aluminum Alloy Bracket

360° Universal Bracket : Aluminum Alloy +Rubber. Split It 360° Hold Up to 2KG One-Second Mounting

Integrated All-in-One Design

The monitor and processing unit are integrated into a single housing, simplifying installation and reducing wiring complexity. The system supports local video recording using SD cards up to one terabyte and includes file protection via ultra-capacitor technology to safeguard recorded footage during power interruption.

This integrated design improves reliability and reduces cabin clutter, making it suitable for vehicles operating in demanding or hazardous applications.

Camera System and Installation Requirements

The system uses high-definition wide-angle cameras that provide consistent coverage around the vehicle perimeter. Each camera features a metal protective surround designed to offer added physical protection in high-contact environments. Originally developed for forklift applications, these reinforced cameras are well suited to vehicles operating in tight spaces or areas where accidental contact or impact is more likely.

For optimal surround view accuracy, cameras should be installed at a minimum mounting height of 1.5metres.

Automatic Calibration and Setup

The system includes automatic calibration technology designed to reduce installation time and complexity. Calibration is performed using the touchscreen monitor and requires four calibration mats placed around the vehicle. Once positioned, the system completes calibration automatically, including on uneven or sloped ground commonly found in mining and industrial environments.

Camera Positioning

For accurate calibration and the best 360° surround-view image, all cameras must be installed in the correct positions.

• The front and rear cameras should be mounted as close as possible to the centre of the vehicle.
• The front and rear cameras do not need to be exactly the same height. A height difference of up to approximately 0.5 metres is acceptable.
• The left and right side cameras should be mounted at the same height.
• Both side cameras must be positioned and aimed at matching angles.
• The left and right cameras should have the same amount of upward or downward tilt and the same forward or rearward angle.

For example, do not point one side camera downward while the camera on the opposite side is pointing upward.

Correct and symmetrical camera positioning is important because it allows the system to accurately combine the four camera images and produce a balanced 360° surround view.

Driver Awareness and Alert Functions

The system includes an external buzzer to provide audible alerts to the driver during operation. Alert volume is adjustable, allowing configuration to suit different vehicle types and operating conditions.

Vehicle Blind Spot Awareness

Blind spots are a common challenge for heavy vehicles, particularly trucks, forklifts and mining equipment. Lower vehicle areas, pillar zones and rearward sections can restrict visibility and increase risk to operators and nearby personnel.

This surround view system is designed to improve visibility in these areas by providing a continuous panoramic view around the vehicle, supporting better awareness of surrounding hazards during operation.

While areas A, B, and C are not typically classified as blind spots, the lower sections around high-clearance vehicles—such as trucks—can still create unexpected blind zones.

Areas A, B, C - Patial Blind Spots - Visibility in these zones varies depending on the size and height of the vehicle.  Larger vehicles increase the risk in these areas.

Area D - Full Blind Spot - Completely out of the drivers' line of sight and not visible in standard rear-view mirrors, making it a high-risk zone.

Area E - Full Blind Spot (Pillar Area) - The A-Pillar near the windshield obstructs the driver's view creating a significant blind spot that can conceal pedestrians or object.

Key Features

1. Easy Automatic Calibration
• Quick setup via monitor or remote control — full system calibration in under 1 minute
• Uses only four calibration mats, with flexible positioning
• Automatically corrects for uneven or sloped terrain common on mining sites

2. Integrated All-in-One System
• Video recording — Up to 1TB TF cards, supporting ultra-capacitor to secure the video file
• Simplifies installation and reduces wiring, ideal for vehicles carrying hazardous loads
• Minimises cabin clutter and improves reliability in critical applications

3. High-Brightness IPS Touch Display
• IPS screen provides accurate colours and wide viewing angles — essential for safe operation under varying light conditions
• High-brightness screen remains clear in direct sunlight
• HD resolution improves object and personnel detection in high-risk zones

4. Switchable 3D/2D Viewing Modes
• 3D mode offers a realistic, perspective view around the vehicle
• 2D top-down view assists with precise reversing and manoeuvring
• Operators can switch between modes based on the driving scenario

5. Super Rear View Mirror Function
• Expanded 3D rear display shows full adjacent lanes — essential for safely merging or reversing heavy trucks
• Especially valuable when operating in controlled or restricted movement zones
• Enhances rearward visibility far beyond standard mirrors or single-view cameras

6. Built-in FCW (Front Collision Warning)
• No need for an additional camera — FCW is fully integrated
• Alerts the driver in real-time of potential collisions with vehicles, objects, or personnel
• Improves reaction time and situational awareness without additional hardware

Additional Smart Features
• Supports up to 1TB SD card for high-capacity local video recording
• GPS provides speed signal,real-time positioning and location address display  (not live navigation) to review vehicle movement during critical operations
• AI speed recognition can be configured to suit vehicle safety protocols and speed zones

The images displayed on the monitors in any media form are for presentation purposes only and may or may not be a true reflection of the image produced.