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Will In-Vehicle Technology Make Us Dumber Drivers?
If in-vehicle technology is saving lives, isn’t that the most important thing of all?
If in-vehicle technology is saving lives, isn’t that the most important thing of all?
The camera helps to reduce the number of accidents on job sites from blind spots.
JLG Industries introduced a multi-reverse camera system for SkyTrak telehandlers, increasing jobsite awareness by displaying multiple views from behind the machine — left, right, and rear.
The Voyager VBSD3 Blind Spot Detection System is designed to increase driver awareness by bringing familiar automotive industry technology to the commercial vehicle environment.
The flood lights are equipped with cameras and can be mounted to the front or rear of a vehicle to improve visibility while driving at night.
Fleets are already installing backup cameras on work trucks to improve safety. But with no guidelines to follow, do they actually provide the optimal field of view? One Oregon utility set out to fix this problem.
The DVM-800 HD in-car video system from Digital Ally uses a combination of mirror units, built-in cameras, and external cameras for a customized feed. It comes with four cameras and can record two channels simultaneously.
Netradyne added three new artificial intelligence deep-learning features to its Driveri platform, including Traffic Light Detection, Relative Speed Determination and Pedestrian Identification.
Fleets acquiring a 2014-2016 model year GMC Sierra can add a new camera system for trailering and a factory-installed, fifth-wheel prep package that's compatible with gooseneck or fifth-wheel hitches.
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