What is Vidhance EFoV?
Vidhance Extended Field of View (EFoV) enables the user to build a wide-angle image or video panorama simply by turning the camera.
As the camera moves, EFoV seamlessly stitches together frames in real time — creating a broader, more complete view of the scene without requiring extra lenses or hardware.
It’s an effortless way to expand perspective and context in fast-moving environments where every second counts.
Why it matters
A single camera’s field of view limits what remote viewers can see — making it harder to understand context or spatial relationships.
With Vidhance EFoV, users can quickly provide a wide, contextual view of the scene while maintaining live video feed quality.
In situations like emergency response, ambulance staff can pan across an accident site to give hospital teams a complete understanding before the patient arrives.
In other use cases — from remote inspection to security monitoring — EFoV adds situational clarity where it’s needed most.
Example applications:
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Emergency and healthcare response
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Remote diagnostics and inspection
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Defence and surveillance
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Training and situational awareness
How it works
Vidhance EFoV links motion sensor data to each video frame, precisely tracking the camera’s direction and position in real time.
This information allows EFoV to intelligently “stitch” frames together as the camera moves — creating a smooth, wide-angle image or video with minimal processing power.
The result: a panoramic perspective that’s both lightweight and immediate — enabling broader understanding without added complexity.
Powered by the Vidhance platform
EFoV is part of the modular Vidhance video enhancement platform.
Combine it with Video Stabilization, Click & Lock, or Smart Labels for a complete intelligent vision system that enhances both perspective and precision — across healthcare, defence, and consumer applications.
Expand your perspective with Vidhance EFoV
Discover how Extended Field of View can bring greater clarity and context to your live video applications.
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