Monitoring camera for capturing vehicles illegally using high beams at night

Abstract

The invention discloses a monitoring camera for capturing vehicles illegally using high beams at night. The monitoring camera comprises an optical system, a zooming mechanism, a camera mechanism, a top cover, a bottom cylinder and a plane mirror, wherein the bottom cylinder is arranged below the top cover; the optical system and the camera shooting mechanism are mounted in the bottom cylinder; theoptical system is located on one side of the camera mechanism; the zooming mechanism is arranged in the optical system; one side of the bottom cylinder is connected with a plane mirror through a screw; and through the zooming mechanism, the monitoring area of the monitoring camera is increased, and the problem that an existing high beam monitoring camera can mistakenly shoot vehicles with high beams turned on for a short time during meeting is solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of surveillance cameras, in particular to a surveillance camera used to capture vehicles that illegally use high beam lights at night. Background technique [0002] The domestic transportation industry has developed rapidly, and the number of cars has increased year by year. Traffic management is an important link in ensuring the safety of people's lives and property, and plays a very important role in economic and social development. Among them, the effective management of night driving is the most important part, and 60% of night driving accidents are caused by high beams. Due to the dim vision at night and low recognition, many drivers often turn on the high beams to ensure that their vision is bright, which can easily cause the vision of the driver of the opposite vehicle to be blurred, thereby causing traffic accidents. [0003] The technology used by the existing high-beam capture camera is based on t...

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Problems solved by technology

Due to the low visibility at night due to dim vision, many drivers often turn on their high beams to ensure their vision is bright, which can easily cause the vision of oncoming vehicle drivers to be blurred, thus causing traffic accidents

[0003] The technology used by the existing high-beam capture camera is based on the video recognition double-light tube technology. This technology has the defect that it can only capture double-light tube models. For single-light tube models, four-lamp models, multi-lamp models and LED Car lights, halogen car lights, and HID car lights are difficult to achieve effective capture and full-coverage capture; in addition, the existing high-beam monitoring cameras may mistakenly capture vehicles that turn on the high-beam lights for a short time when passing cars

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