Description: Overlapping Fields of View refer to a situation where the fields of view of multiple cameras overlap, allowing for better object detection. This concept is fundamental in the field of computer vision, as combining images from different angles and perspectives can significantly enhance the accuracy of object identification and tracking. The overlap of fields of view enables computer vision systems to gather richer and more detailed information about the environment, facilitating the creation of more accurate three-dimensional models and improving the interpretation of complex scenes. Additionally, this technique helps mitigate issues such as occlusions, where an object may be partially covered by another, making it difficult to detect if only a single camera is used. In summary, overlapping fields of view are a key tool for optimizing the capture and analysis of visual data in various applications that require a high degree of precision and reliability.
