How auto-tracking PTZ cameras work?

1. How auto-tracking PTZ cameras work? The auto-tracking system makes the camera follow a moving object in case the object moves out of the frame. This system works similar to motion detection and identifies the moving portion of the image and registers it as an object. It moves the camera so that the object can be kept in the frame for as long as possible. Even if the system is not monitored actively, the possible intruders around the area will be followed by the camera, picking up vital evidences. In security solutions where one PTZ camera is being used for covering a wide area, this feature is quite useful. Once the object is no longer registered, the auto- tracking PTZ camera can be set to return to its pre-set position. Most advanced IP PTZ cameras support the auto tracking function due to which they are called as ‘smart’ PTZ cameras. When it comes to monitoring low-traffic areas, the auto-tracking feature is of great help. This is the reason why such cameras are used in parking lots or for non-working time surveillance of stores, schools and construction sites. How auto-tracking works in a PTZ camera? Typically, an auto-tracking module is included in the PTZ camera and is embedded with a special software based on the image frame analysis algorithm. If you want, you can just use the mouse for selecting and locking an object that you want to auto-track. Due to this feature, it becomes easy to avoid inaccurate tracking at a time when multiple moving objects are appearing. Whether a security camera is being selected for a railway CCTV project or surveillance of a store, it is necessary to choose a high quality option. Since there are several options available in the market, it is necessary to do some research before spending money.