An adjustable bracket attaches a camera housing to vehicle light assemblies, enabling secure mounting and flexible rotation.
A mount device terminal switches between input and output states to manage electrical connections.
A fixing member presses a surveillance camera main case against its bracket, eliminating wind-induced rattling and maintaining image stability.
Segmented optical axes and beam splitters resolve the trade-off between image quality and parallax information loss.
Segmenting the control system into a handheld transmitter and housing-mounted receiver allows divers to operate the camera shutter from a distance.
An array of lens assemblies uses tiltable input optical axis folding elements to adjust the field of view without mechanical zoom mechanisms.