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Komatsu
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Have something similar back home in the yard, cameras and sensors all round, and think I’m right in saying that if one sensor gets triggered, they’ll spin round to it and follow the movement, then go back to default scanning when it’s gone.I was on a site this week that had a camera system with 9 cameras recording, I watched it for a moment and it seemed to be panning along and zooming in on areas where there was movement on the screen, nobody was controlling it, it just seemed to be doing all this on its own accord. When the movement stopped it panned out to full screen again. Was quite smart.