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CCTV security camera system has become increasingly relevant to people's lives. In daily life, we can see many surveillance cameras are installed in different places, in shopping malls, in apartments, in offices, on buses, in taxis, etc., Are these surveillance cameras the same? This article will introduce the differences between traditional regular CCTV cameras and vehicle cameras from several points. 1. The difference in size between regular CCTV camera and vehicle camera: Because regular CCTV cameras are usually large size and widely installed around people’s lives, so they are easy to be noticed. While due to the small size of the vehicle camera and most of the vehicle cameras are installed in hidden places and limited to install on a vehicle, so unless people look for them specially, few people will notice them. We can see regular CCTV cameras have many choices: bullet cameras, dome cameras, PTZ cameras, even anti-explosion cameras, while for vehicle cameras there are onl

Vehicle  mobile DVR  keeps an eye on fleet assets while also recording crucial evidence from all-important road events. Icarvisions  Vehicle Mobile DVR  systems are designed to be modular and fit the exact needs of our customers. Not only do we provide a whole lineup of hardware solutions, but our software is configurable to your specific recording and data needs. Icarvisions provide a hybrid mobile DVR system, consisting of a mix of analogue and network/IP cameras in place. Currently, onboard cameras become more common. Besides, real-time usage of video surveillance is viewing the video live (monitoring) or using live video as a tool during an incident. Additionally, video analyzing can be added to support the detection of an incident. The vast majority of respondents is using video footage for investigation and evidence collection. HD Image quality is a key criterion for video surveillance, in this case, to ensure any evidence is valid in court. Each vehicle installs 4-8 cameras