What Is The Difference Between Pan And Tilt
In the context of industrial monitoring systems, the difference between Pan (horizontal rotation) and Tilt (vertical pitch) is essentially a difference in the mechanical movement capabilities of the positioning unit. Simply put, Pan is a horizontal rotation around a vertical axis (professionally called azimuth), which usually allows the camera to scan 360 degrees left and right to cover a wide range of boundaries. Tilt is a vertical movement (pitch angle) around the horizontal axis, allowing the camera to adjust the angle up and down (usually up to 90 to -90) to track air targets or ground threats.
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