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The BI-3RD EYE 2D integrates automated undercarriage analytics—including Contours Extraction, Negative inversion, Equalization, 25x zoom, and Automatic Comparison with red anomaly rings and audio alerts—alongside dedicated 2 MP driver, scene, and multi-country ANPR cameras.
The Brosis BI-3RD EYE 2D scanning platform integrates a multi-camera inspection suite combined with onboard digital image manipulation algorithms designed for rapid foreign-object detection:
- Contours Extraction: Produces a binary silhouette isolating the closed physical boundaries of undercarriage components to quickly reveal non-standard attachments.
- Negative Inversion: Flips light and dark pixel values across the full frame to reveal low-contrast anomalies in deep chassis recesses.
- Equalization: Automatically balances regional luminance across shadow zones to expose underexposed undercarriage compartments.
- 25x Inspection Zoom: Delivers magnified visual inspection across Decoupled Window and Detail View modes.
- Automatic Comparison: Cross-references the live undercarriage capture with prior scans of the same vehicle stored in the database, automatically circling detected variations in red and sounding an audible alarm.
The transaction record simultaneously logs inputs from an IP-based 2 MP (1920 x 1080) progressive CMOS Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera, an IP67-rated 2 MP CMOS driver camera equipped with a 2.7 mm to 13.5 mm motorized autofocus zoom lens, and an overview scene camera.
