Which camera type allows for individual adjustment of multiple independent cameras?

The multidirectional sensor camera is designed to provide the flexibility of monitoring multiple independent areas simultaneously. This type of camera is equipped with multi-sensor technology that allows for independent control and adjustment of each sensor’s view, including the capability to tilt, pan, and zoom. This functionality makes it particularly advantageous in scenarios where comprehensive coverage is essential across different zones without the need for multiple individual cameras.

In contrast, the other options lack this specific feature. A single sensor panoramic camera typically captures a wide, continuous view from a single sensor, which limits its ability to adjust individual sections independently. Box cameras, commonly used in fixed installations, are focused on a specific area and do not allow for independent adjustments of multiple fields of view. Similarly, dome cameras can be adjusted for coverage within their singular view but do not possess the capability to manage multiple independent video feeds like a multidirectional sensor camera does.