AI driver monitoring and fatigue detection
AI camera systems that recognise fatigue, distraction and high-risk driving events, alert the driver in the cab and give your team the footage to coach and review.
How it works
A driver-facing camera and a road-facing camera work together with software that recognises specific behaviours. When it detects something like eyes closing, looking away from the road or phone use, it warns the driver straight away and records the event for your fleet team.
- Fatigue and distraction alerts in the cab
- Event footage sent to your team for review
- Combined with forward-facing and multi-camera recording
- Evidence to support driver coaching and incident investigation
Where it makes the biggest difference
Long motorway runs, night shifts and multi-drop routes are where tiredness and distraction build up. AI monitoring gives drivers an early warning and gives managers a clear picture of where coaching will help most.
Introducing it to drivers
Drivers accept driver-facing cameras more readily when they understand what is recorded and why. We explain how the alerts work at handover so drivers know what each warning means.
Questions we get asked
Can AI cameras detect driver fatigue?
Yes. AI driver monitoring can flag signs of fatigue, distraction and phone use, with alerts in the cab and footage sent to your fleet team.
Does the driver hear an alert?
Yes. The system warns the driver in the cab when it detects a high-risk event, so they can respond straight away.
Can AI monitoring be added to existing cameras?
It depends on the existing equipment. We can assess what is fitted and recommend whether to add to it or replace it.
AI driver monitoring near you
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