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Cameras
They come from cameras installed around the vehicle; their images are combined to simulate a view from above. They are not photographs taken by a satellite or GPS. The image can have uncovered areas or distortions and does not guarantee seeing every obstacle. Check the surroundings directly and follow manufacturer instructions.
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