Larger vehicles such as HGVs and buses have huge areas surrounding them with little to no visibility. These blind spot areas are a huge risk for any driver, as they make it hard to spot motorcycles, pedestrians, and cyclists when changing lanes or manoeuvring.
The Human Detection Cameras proactively alert a driver in-cab when a VRU is identified in a specified zone, giving them visibility they may otherwise not have had, and giving them time to avoid an incident.
Visual and audio alarms to alert drivers in-cab to potential risk. Online alerts also available.
The AI technology only picks up humans - not static objects
High definition video output to provide drivers with a clear image in-cab
Alerts can also be sent to VUEhub for fleet managers to review
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