Six-channel layout
The current body lists four 1080p around-view channels plus two BSD cameras.
M360-2 6-Channel 360° Camera System with BSD
- Model
- M360-2
Item specifics
- Voltage
- 12/24V
- Video Record Resolution
- 1920x1080
- Storage
- 512GB
- Application
- Suitable for All Vehicles
- Operating Temperature
- -30℃ ~ 70℃
- Warranty
- 15 Months
Review
Description
M360-2 · AVM system M360-2 is a six-channel vehicle visibility system combining four 1080p around-view channels with two BSD camera channels. The current body lists 2D/3D display, AI pedestrian/vehicle detection and mobile-phone control; image stitching, detection zones and storage must be commissioned for the target vehicle. Buyer overview The body lists selectable 2D/3D display for maneuvering context. Pedestrian and vehicle detection is listed for configured camera zones. The body targets super-large vehicles and requires vehicle-specific camera calibration. System fit Define vehicle zones, cameras, detection or stitching functions, display or recorder, alarms, power, storage, network and driver workflow before installation. Map target zones, camera overlap, object types, warning thresholds, night conditions and possible obstructions. Confirm channels, signal, connectors, alarm outputs, power protection, storage, calibration and platform scope. Current structured record Use the structured record as the current baseline. Conflicts with older body copy are disclosed below. Preserved from the original page Existing product video Commissioning planning Test camera coverage, calibration, object detection, stitched views, alert timing, night conditions, storage and driver response before fleet rollout. Example applications Calibrate camera overlap, vehicle outline and alert zones for the actual body. Use stitched views and BSD inputs as assistance during low-speed maneuvering and turning. Validate mounting, cable lengths, environmental protection, storage and mobile-control workflow. An around-view image is a stitched visualization and may contain seams, distortion, latency or blind areas. BSD and AI warnings do not replace mirrors, direct observation or a trained spotter. Structured power is 12/24V while the body says 10–36V; structured storage is 512GB while the body says 512GB–2TB. Confirm voltage range, total capacity, media type, mobile-control method and IP documentation. Buyer questions The body lists four 1080p around-view channels plus two BSD camera channels. It creates a stitched around-view visualization from multiple cameras; it is not a physical overhead camera. The current body lists pedestrian and vehicle detection. Performance depends on camera placement, calibration and conditions. Structured data says 12/24V while the body says 10–36V. Confirm the supplied unit specification before wiring. Structured data lists 512GB; the body lists 512GB–2TB. Confirm media type, slots and tested capacity. Camera placement, overlap, vehicle dimensions, calibration, display, BSD zones, power, storage and driver training must be planned together. Confirm the complete vehicle system AlwayCare can review camera layout, detection or stitching functions, alarms, recorder or display, storage, network and installation requirements.What is M360-2?
Four points to evaluate first
2D and 3D views
AI detection listing
Large-vehicle application
Plan cameras, warnings and receiving equipment together
Detection and view decision
Integration decision
Technical specifications
Voltage 12/24V Video Record Resolution 1920x1080 Storage 512GB Application Suitable for All Vehicles Operating Temperature -30℃ ~ 70℃ Warranty 15 Months Existing Product and Deployment Views
See the current system demonstration
Validate the system on the actual vehicle
Where M360-2 may fit
Bus and coach maneuvering
Large truck operations
Special-purpose vehicles
Safety and specification boundary
M360-2 FAQ
How are the six channels used?
Does M360-2 provide a true overhead camera image?
Which AI objects are listed?
What power range should be used?
How much storage is supported?
What is required for installation?
Share your vehicle, risk zones and required workflow
