China's Homegrown Omnidirectional Monitoring System Achieves Success in Unmanned Vessel Mission

China's First Domestic Omnidirectional Monitoring System Successfully Completes Mission

China has successfully completed its first target identification mission with an unmanned vessel on the sea using a domestically developed omnidirectional monitoring system. This high-resolution multimodal panoramic vision system, installed on China's first digital twin intelligent scientific research test ship "Dolphin 1," offers long-range, high-precision visibility during the day and maintains sharp detection capabilities at night and in extreme maritime conditions.

visibility blind spots, image blurriness, and identification difficulties in practical applications. It integrates dual-mode visible light and infrared data, boosting target perception in complex environments and enhancing panoramic image quality in low-light conditions.

This system has demonstrated outstanding performance in visual identification across various fields, including intelligent ships, environmental monitoring, autonomous driving, and smart transportation. It has successfully detected and issued early warnings for multiple ship collisions due to visibility blind spots and has been applied to China's first intelligent scientific research test ship, "Dolphin 1." Additionally, it has been widely used in maritime perception, berthing and unberthing environment perception, and security monitoring.

Equipped with a cutting-edge, domestically developed infrared imaging engine and microprocessor, along with advanced algorithms and boosted computing power, China's homegrown panoramic vision system provides improved stability and long-range thermal imaging capabilities, ensuring greater accuracy in low-visibility and extended-distance scenarios. This system represents a significant advancement in China's maritime technology and its commitment to developing innovative solutions for maritime safety and security.