360 cameras often employ advanced software algorithms and image processing techniques to hide the stick or selfie stick used to hold the camera. This process is known as 'invisible selfie stick' technology. Essentially, the camera captures a full 360-degree view of the surrounding environment, including the stick itself.Once the footage is captured, specialized software analyzes the images and identifies the stick's position in each frame. Using sophisticated algorithms, the software then digitally removes the stick from the final output, seamlessly blending the surrounding background to fill in the gaps where the stick was present.The result is a visually immersive and seamless 360-degree experience where the stick appears to be invisible, allowing viewers to focus solely on the captured scenery or experience without any distracting elements. This technology enhances the overall viewing experience and contributes to the illusion of being fully immersed in the captured environment.