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GPS Positioning as Evidence and Assurance GPS positioning goes beyond simply showing a location — it provides comprehensive tracking and location assurance for vehicles. In the event of a traffic accident (rear‑end collisions, lane‑change disputes) or a hit‑and‑run, synchronized GPS + video timestamps accurately record vehicle speed, route and pre‑incident travel duration. Combined with video footage this creates a complete chain of evidence, reducing unsubstantiated claims and enabling rapid determination of responsibility. GPS also enables real‑time monitoring and historical route playback (e.g., detours, adherence to assigned routes) to support daily vehicle management. If a vehicle is stolen, GPS provides real‑time location leads to law enforcement, increasing the likelihood of recovery.

AI for Safer Driving — ADAS & DMS Our AI capabilities power ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) and DMS (Driver Monitoring Systems). ADAS analyzes camera images in real time to detect vehicles ahead, pedestrians and lane markings, issuing proactive warnings when risks are detected. DMS monitors driver attention and behavior—facial cues, eye closure, distraction—and issues immediate alerts on dangerous behavior. These systems reduce risk at the source, particularly for long‑duration operations such as ride‑hailing and trucking.

Infrared Cameras — Clear Imaging in Low Light and Adverse Weather Infrared cameras provide clear imaging at night and in low‑light environments, addressing the common shortfall of conventional recorders that blur or white‑out under glare or poor lighting. Using infrared fill‑in light, these cameras capture recognizable black‑and‑white details of vehicle interiors and exteriors in darkness (e.g., underground garages, unlit roads), preserving usable video evidence for nighttime incidents. Infrared imaging also improves anti‑interference performance in rain and fog and minimizes visible light glare that can affect passengers, while still delivering clear interior footage for incident review.

Wide‑Angle Front Camera — Reduce Blind Spots The front camera’s wide‑angle design (145° / 135°) records the forward lane and adjacent lanes simultaneously—capturing oncoming vehicles during turns and pedestrians or non‑motor vehicles at intersections. This wider field of view reduces unrecorded accident scenarios caused by limited camera coverage (for example, a side vehicle changing lanes and scraping the vehicle).