360 Vehicle Camera Systems
Complete visibility around your vehicle
A 360 vehicle camera system gives drivers a complete bird’s-eye view around the vehicle, helping eliminate blind spots and improve awareness during manoeuvring, reversing and low-speed operation.
By combining multiple camera feeds into a single real-time image, 360 camera systems reduce the need to switch between mirrors and monitors, making it easier to identify hazards and manoeuvre safely in busy environments.
Choose from a standard high-definition 360 vehicle camera system or an AI-powered solution with human form recognition for enhanced pedestrian detection.
Why Choose a 360 Vehicle Camera System?
Large commercial vehicles and mobile plant naturally have blind spots around the front, rear and sides. These restricted visibility areas can make manoeuvring more challenging, particularly in busy urban environments, depots, construction sites and logistics hubs.
A 360 vehicle camera system provides drivers with a complete view around the vehicle in a single image, helping them:
Brigade 360 Camera Systems
360° Camera System with AI
The Backeye®360 AI 360 HFR Camera combines four HD cameras with intelligent human form recognition technology to provide drivers with a complete view around the vehicle. Designed for commercial vehicles and mobile plant, the system helps improve awareness of pedestrians, cyclists and workers in blind spots during low-speed manoeuvres.
360° Camera System
The high-definition Backeye®360 system delivers a seamless top-down view around the vehicle using four ultra-wide-angle cameras. Designed to improve visibility and reduce blind spots, the system supports safer manoeuvring across a wide range of commercial vehicle applications.
Capture your 360 camera footage
Features
Full Real-time 360° View
Ultra-wide Cameras
Configurable Setup
High Definition
Benefits
Eliminates Blind Spots
Real-time Views
Custom Monitor Views
Recordable
Compare 360° Camera Systems
CVBS: 720 x 480
CVBS: 720 x 480
Connector: IP66
ECU: IP30
ECU: 140(W) x 122(H) x 40(D)
ECU: 174(W) x 101(H) x 46(D)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are standard mirrors enough for truck safety?
Standard mirrors meet legal requirements, but they do not remove blind spots completely. Drivers must check multiple mirrors, which takes time and can limit visibility during manoeuvres. A 360 vehicle camera system supports safer operation by showing all surrounding areas in one view.
How do I eliminate blind spots on my truck?
Blind spots can be reduced by combining mirrors with camera and detection systems. A 360 vehicle camera system is one of the most effective solutions, as it provides a full surround view in real time, helping drivers see areas that would otherwise be hidden.
How does a 360 vehicle camera system work?
A 360 vehicle camera system uses four wide-angle cameras mounted around the vehicle. The images are processed and stitched together to create a single top-down view, giving the driver full visibility of the surrounding area in real time.
What are the most common blind spots on large vehicles?
The most common blind spots are directly in front of the vehicle, along both sides of the cab, and immediately behind. These areas are difficult to monitor using mirrors alone, especially during turning or low-speed manoeuvres.
Is a 360 camera system better than using mirrors alone?
Mirrors require drivers to switch between views and assess multiple angles. A 360 vehicle camera system presents everything in one image, reducing in-cab distraction and helping drivers identify hazards more quickly. Many fleets use both together for improved visibility.
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Case Studies
WAS
WAS and Brigade are building on their long-standing collaboration with the WAS Innovation Box Ambulance, now fitted with Backeye®360 AI. Four HD cameras and AI-powered person detection give drivers a clear all-round view, helping support safer manoeuvring during demanding emergency operations.
