Plan Overview

Construction vehicles include excavators, loaders, cranes, rollers, and so on. They mainly work on construction sites and infrastructure projects. To tackle issues like big blind spots, unsafe operations, hard-to-track work hours, and no traceability for accidents, they use industrial-grade in-vehicle hardware with AI analysis, designed to handle tough outdoor conditions like dust, vibration, and extreme temperatures.

Industry pain points

• The vehicle is huge with lots of blind spots, so construction workers can easily get hit if they walk into one.
• Driver fatigue, using a phone, leaving their post, and other rule-breaking behaviors can’t be monitored in real time.
• Construction dust and vibrations can easily damage regular surveillance equipment, causing distorted images.
• There’s no visual record of equipment hours or work routes, so billing lacks a basis.
• The accident lacks complete video footage, making it hard to determine responsibility.

Core Features

• Full-area video capture: IP67 dustproof and waterproof industrial cameras cover the cab, the working arm, and all blind spots of the vehicle, resistant to vibration and interference.
• AI Smart Alert: Detects drowsy driving, phone use, and unbuckled seat belts, and automatically gives audio-visual warnings for pedestrians in blind spots
• CAN bus working condition linkage: video synchronizes speed, fuel consumption, and operation time, integrating data and video for easy tracking
• Tiered storage: Local large-capacity MDVR loop storage, 4G/5G only uploads key videos to save data.
• Cloud Management: Remote Preview, History Playback, Electronic Fence, Device Online Monitoring

Practical value

Eliminate visual blind spots during work to reduce human-machine collision accidents; standardize driver operations to cut down on equipment wear and tear; visualize and track work hours to optimize scheduling and project settlements; keep complete video recordings to make accident responsibility easier to determine.