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AI dash-cam to improve telematics technology

An AI-powered dash-cam created by fleet management solutions company Fleet Complete is set to hit the Australian market

Fleet Complete’s AI-powered dash cam is hitting the Australian market to cater for increased technological demands from the nation’s commercial and light vehicle industries.

The AI-enhanced dual-facing camera is being rolled out to customers in the transport and logistics, oil and gas, mining, construction, trades, community service and local government sectors.

The addition of the new software into the Australian market acts as a futher telematics option for heavy vehicle operators, with Fleet Complete General Manager Australia Michael Seychell saying the adoption of telematics in Australia is rapidly improving.

“Fleet management is an essential business function that protects fleet-based businesses and drivers from dangerous accidents and costly liabilities,” Seychell says.

“From mines and long-haul transport to community services, businesses and local government, fleet vehicles are core to their day-to-day operations. In all businesses and industries safety is, of course, paramount.

“Our Fleet Complete Vision camera uses video data, fleet data, computer vision and AI technology to monitor driver behaviour and offer driver coaching.

“It will detect tailgating, rolling stops, harsh braking, distracted driving and mobile phone use to improve driver safety on the road.

“Employers can gamify their driver safety programs by recognising and rewarding their safest drivers and motivating drivers to improve their driving habits.”

Fleet Complete operates in Canada, the USA, Mexico, Australia and across Europe.

In Australia, it maintains a key distribution partnership with Telstra and an original equipment manufacturer partnership with Mitsubishi.

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