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AVM (360° Around View Monitor)
Surround-view visibility
360° Around View Monitor Systems for Commercial Vehicles
AlwayCare AVM systems combine multiple vehicle cameras into a stitched bird’s-eye-style view to help drivers understand the area around trucks, buses and specialist vehicles. Select the system architecture, camera count, recording, display and detection functions for the vehicle.
- 4- and 6-channel verified architectures
- 1080p listed recording
- MDVR and all-in-one options
Choose the architecture
From Four-Camera AVM to Integrated Detection and Display
M360-1: 4-Channel AVM
Four HD cameras, 1080p recording and listed 512GB storage for a core surround-view system.
M360-2: 6-Channel System
Four AVM cameras plus two listed BSD cameras, 1080p recording and 512GB storage.
M360-3: All-in-One Monitor
10.1-inch integrated monitor, 1080p and 128GB storage; channel count requires confirmation.
How AVM is created
Place Cameras, Calibrate Views and Stitch the Surround Image
Install Cameras
Position front, rear and side cameras with appropriate overlap.
Calibrate
Align camera views to the vehicle geometry and calibration area.
Verify
Test seams, triggers, recording and driver display in real maneuvers.
Safety and catalog boundaries
AVM Supports Awareness but Does Not Replace Driver Observation
Stitched views can contain seams, distortion or occluded areas. Correct installation, calibration and verification are essential. The current M360-3 title says 8 channels while its brief says 4 channels; confirm the exact configuration before ordering.
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M360-3 is a 10.1-inch 1080p all-in-one around-view monitor with 2D/3D display and 128GB storage.
M360-2 combines four 1080p around-view channels with two BSD camera channels for large-vehicle visibility.
M360-1 is a four-channel 1080p around-view system with 2D/3D display modes and stitched vehicle coverage.
Three-system comparison
Compare M360-1, M360-2 and M360-3
All three records list 12/24V, 1080p and -30°C to 70°C operation. Confirm the complete cameras, display, recorder and calibration kit included in the ordered package.
| Model | Architecture | Verified listing | Starting application |
|---|---|---|---|
| M360-1 | 4-channel AVM kit | Four HD cameras; 1080p; 512GB storage | Core surround-view and recording |
| M360-2 | 6-channel system | Four AVM + two BSD cameras; 1080p; 512GB | Surround view plus side detection |
| M360-3 | 10.1-inch all-in-one monitor | 1080p; 128GB; title says 8CH, brief says 4CH | Integrated display without separate MDVR |
M360-3 channel count is inconsistent in the current product record and must be confirmed before quotation.
Application environments
Plan Surround View Around Vehicle Geometry and Maneuvers
Trucks and Logistics
Support low-speed maneuvering, loading-area visibility and side-zone awareness.
Urban Road Users
Use surround and optional side-detection views as additional awareness around vulnerable road users.
Recorded Fleet Review
Select the recorder and storage architecture when event video must be retained.
Deployment checklist
What Must Be Confirmed Before Installing an AVM System?
What are the vehicle dimensions?
Record body length, width, height, overhangs and camera mounting surfaces.
Can views overlap correctly?
Plan front, rear and side fields of view so the calibration process has usable overlap.
Which display and recorder?
Confirm all-in-one monitor or separate MDVR, storage, triggers and optional BSD functions.
How will calibration be verified?
Test stitched seams, close objects, turning, reversing and real operating conditions after installation.
Direct answers
360° Around View Monitor FAQ
How does a 360° around-view system work?
Multiple cameras capture overlapping views around the vehicle, and the system processes and stitches them into a bird’s-eye-style display.
Does AVM remove every blind spot?
No. Camera placement, vehicle geometry, stitching seams, distortion and occlusion can leave limitations. AVM supplements driver observation.
Which model includes two BSD cameras?
M360-2 is listed with four AVM cameras plus two BSD cameras in a six-channel architecture.
Which model uses an all-in-one monitor?
M360-3 is listed as a 10.1-inch all-in-one monitor that does not require a separate MDVR.
Why is calibration necessary?
Calibration aligns each camera view with the vehicle geometry so overlapping images can be stitched and checked for usable surround visibility.
Plan the full surround-view system
Match Cameras, Display and Calibration to the Vehicle
Share the vehicle dimensions, use case, required views, recording, storage, BSD and display requirements for a focused configuration.
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