How Does Video Telematics Work?
Video Telematics connects driver behavior data with video footage. When a driving event occurs, telematics devices send a trigger, instructing the camera to record and save the video footage leading up to, during, and after the occurrence. The high-definition videos are wirelessly and securely transferred to the cloud or saved on an mDVR device on the vehicle for real-time review via the telematics platform.
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Appllications & Relevance
Video telematics solutions can be applied to a variety of industries, including:
Transportation and logistics
Video telematics can be used to improve the safety and efficiency of delivery and transportation operations, from long-haul trucking to last-mile delivery.
Construction
Video telematics can be used to monitor and improve the safety and productivity of heavy equipment and vehicles used in construction and mining operations.
Public transportation
Video telematics can be used to improve the safety and efficiency of buses, trains, and other forms of public transportation.
Emergency services
Video telematics can be used to monitor and improve the safety and performance of emergency response vehicles, such as ambulances and fire trucks.
Agriculture
Video telematics can be used to monitor and improve the safety and efficiency of farming operations, including the use of tractors, combines, and other heavy equipment.
Utility
Video telematics can be used to monitor and improve the safety and efficiency of the vehicles used by utilities companies such as power, gas, and water.
Rental and Leasing
Video telematics can be used to monitor the vehicles rented or leased to customers which is allowing them to have a better understanding of vehicle utilization and its condition.
Technical Advantages
A video telematics solution not only allows you to track a vehicle's position, but also provides visibility into the entire operation, from loading to cargo discharging, through a camera system with smooth multi-channel live preview and replay. This means you can monitor and review this footage at any time and from any location.
2. A vehicle safety technology that is precise
The Advanced Driving Assistance System (ADAS) can significantly decrease the number of accidents by keeping an eye on the driver's behavior and identifying potential hazards on the road in real-time. This enables the driver to take corrective action quickly which leads to increased uptime and safer roads.
3. Higher fuel efficiency
Live fuel consumption monitoring is used to combat refilling fraud and fuel theft. For driver coaching, it detects and records low fuel economy behavior such as harsh driving, route deviation, or idling. Save money while lowering emissions
4. Blind zone compensation
Live fuel consumption monitoring is an effective tool in preventing refilling fraud and fuel theft. It can also be used for driver coaching, by identifying and recording behaviors that lead to low fuel economy such as aggressive driving, deviating from set routes or excessive idling. This not only saves you money but also reduces emissions.
5. Rich reports for KPI
Collecting all Fleet Operation Data on a central platform and creating detailed reports, such as those for mileage, working hours, and fuel consumption, simplifies the process of monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs) and making decisions about vehicles and drivers.
Benefits
There are several benefits to using a video telematics solution, including:
- Improved driver safety: By recording video footage of the road, a video telematics solution can help identify and address risky driving behavior, such as speeding or distracted driving.
- Increased fleet efficiency: Video telematics can help fleet managers optimize routes, reduce fuel consumption, and improve driver productivity.
- Enhanced compliance: A video telematics solution can help ensure compliance with regulations and industry standards, such as hours-of-service and electronic logging device (ELD) requirements.
- Reduced liability and insurance costs: By providing video evidence of incidents, a video telematics solution can help reduce liability and insurance costs associated with accidents and other incidents.
- Greater transparency and accountability: Video telematics can increase transparency and accountability, allowing fleet managers and dispatchers to monitor driver activity in real-time and respond to issues as they arise.
- Better customer service: Video telematics can help improve the quality of customer service by providing evidence of delivery and resolving disputes quickly.