HD video
Protect drivers in the moments that matter with AI-powered safety detections and on-demand video retrieval.
Real time alerts
Flag risky behavior in-the-moment and empower drivers to self-coach before a safety event is sent to a manager.
Coaching and training
Coach drivers at scale with custom workflows. Use robust coaching tools and gamification to incentivize safer driving.
Reporting and insights
Get powerful insights to prioritize safety initiatives, attract and recognize talent, and protect your bottom line.
Mobile usage
Transportation and logistics
Detect stolen or damaged cargo and capture video evidence to protect against false claims at loading docks.
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Field services
Construction
School districts
Waste management
Internet-connected dash cams
Up to 2K (1440p) front-facing resolution and up to 1080p driver-facing resolution.
Coach unsafe driving behaviors
Real-time AI detections & built-in audio speaker for in-cab coaching.
Video retrieval
On-demand video retrieval for event reconstruction.
Easy installation
Plug-and-play in minutes.
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Best Practices for Building a Video-Based Safety Program
This step-by-step change management guide includes implementation best practices, easy-to-follow checklists, and tips from our most successful customers—as well as six ways to measure ROI.
What are the different types of dash cams?
There are many types of dash cams available to fit your needs. These include dual-facing dash cams, which feature lenses facing both inward and outward, and front-facing dash cams that have one lens facing outward towards the front of a vehicle. There are also side and rear cameras that are externally-mounted camera systems to give your vehicle a 360-degree view of the surrounding area, and security or interior cameras, which are interior and exterior-mounted cameras used for protecting the vehicle.
Why do fleets need dash cams?
Dash cams can provide reliable video evidence to help determine fault in accidents, prevent insurance fraud, and support investigations. They enhance vehicle security by deterring theft and vandalism while offering real-time recording for incidents like hit-and-runs. They also improve driver safety by capturing road rage events and preventing escalations. Dash cams serve are a critical tool for fleets, helping to ensure accountability and protection for drivers and assets.
How does an AI Dash Cam differ from a traditional dash cam?
Traditional dash cams provide basic event recording, but AI-based cameras offer additional features that can automatically detect hazards, as well as alert drivers to risky behaviors. Without AI, safety managers may need to spend hours sifting through video footage to find incidents. AI Dash Cams, on the other hand, can recognize incidents in real-time, send alerts, and time-stamp video for ease of review.