Live View via built-in cellular LTE module (AT&T®, U.S. Cellular®, T-Mobile®, and Verizon® SIM cards supported) with optional cloud hosting service. Requires installation of your SIM card. | Built-in road-facing camera with Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) |
---|
Built-in Driver Safe Cabin (DSC) camera, which can be turned on or off |
Inputs for optional 3 or Analog High Definition Cameras |
Dual MicroSD card storage for an optional MicroSD card. One 128GB MicroSD ships with IRIS-AI and it can support up to 256GB per card, 512 GB total. |
Built-in accelerometer and GPS |
Image Sensors | FRONT (ADAS): CMOS sensor IN-CABIN (DSC): CMOS sensor |
---|---|
Resolution | FRONT: 5 MP IN-CABIN: 1080P |
Maximum Resources Main Stream | 720P at 20fps (ADAS) + 720P at 20fps (DSC) + 720P at 20fps (AHD) + 720P at 20fps |
SUB-STREAM | 4 × CIF at 30fps |
Field of View (FOV) | FRONT: H: 103° V: 71° IN-CABIN: H: 148° V: 82° D: 169° |
Storage | 2 × microSD slots (256 GB max. each) for 512 GB for hundreds of hours of video |
LTE module | 1 SIM Card slot, Machine-to-Machine (M2M). An activated M2M SIM card needs to be supplied by customer. |
Video Encoding | H.264, H.265 |
Audio Compression | ADPCM/G.711/G.726 |
Audio | Integrated microphone (in-cabin camera only) |
Video / Audio Output | 4-channel video (default: 2 channels; extended: 2 channels) + 1-channel audio |
Ports | 1 × RS232, 2 × IO alarm input, 1 × CAN, 1 × speed |
GPS | GPS L1 (1575.42 MHz), BDS B1 (1561.098MHz), GALILEO E1B/C1, GLONASS L1OF (1602MHz) SBAS: WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, GAGAN |
Accelerometer | 6-axis |
Network Protocol | HTTP, TCP, ARP, UDP, FTP, DHCP, DNS, IPV4, NTP |
WiFi | 2.4 G and 5.8 G (IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac) |
Power Requirement | 9 ~ 36V DC |
Power Consumption | ≤ 11.5 W (<8 W typical) |
Operating Temperature | -40° F ~ 158° F (-40° C ~ 70° C) |
Dimensions (W × H × D) | 4.76 × 5.3 × 1.9 inches |
Certifications | Emark, CE-EMC, FCC-ID, PTCRB, ROHS, REACH, EN50155, AT&T, Verizon, CE-RED, UKCA |
No. | Industry/Application | Description |
---|---|---|
1. | Transport & Logistics | Fleet managers can use live video feeds to monitor drivers' behavior and cargo in real time, ensuring safe and efficient operations. |
2. | Police and Emergency Services | Police, fire, and ambulance services can use live feeds to understand the situation they are responding to better, improving the effectiveness of their response. |
3. | Autonomous Vehicles | Live feeds can be used for remote control or observation of self-driving vehicles during testing or troubleshooting. |
4. | News Reporting | News organizations can live-stream from vehicles during breaking news events, protests, or weather emergencies. |
5. | Public Transportation | Buses, trams, and trains could provide live video feeds to monitor passenger behavior and safety. |
6. | Military & Defense | Military operations could utilize live video feeds for surveillance or operational planning. |
7. | Delivery Services | Delivery companies can use this feature for real-time tracking and ensuring the security of their deliveries. |
8. | Towing Services | Live feeds can assist in monitoring towing processes and ensuring safety regulations are followed. |
9. | Waste Management Services | This technology could be used to monitor collection routes and identify any issues or missed collections. |
10. | Ride-Sharing Services | This could be used for safety monitoring and dispute resolution. |
11. | Construction Industry | Live feeds from trucks can help monitor the progress of site work or the transport of expensive materials. |
12. | Event Coverage | For covering live events such as parades, races, or festivals from unique perspectives. |
13. | Sports Broadcasting | In motor sports, cameras can be mounted on cars for live feeds, providing a driver's perspective to viewers. |
14. | Wildlife Research | Vehicles equipped with cameras in wildlife reserves can provide valuable data to researchers and also offer live experiences to viewers worldwide. |
15. | Surveillance and Security | For private security companies monitoring large areas like shopping centers, industrial complexes, or residential communities. |
16. | Mining Industry | In the remote operation of heavy machinery, live feeds are beneficial. |
17. | Film Production | For capturing dynamic shots in motion picture production. |
18. | Field Services | Utility and telecom companies can monitor field service work in real time. |
19. | Environmental Monitoring | Live feeds from vehicles could be used to monitor environmental changes or disaster areas. |
20. | Armored Transportation Services | Live feeds from armored trucks allow for real-time surveillance and monitoring of the truck's surroundings and improve safety of the driver and armored guards. |
21. | Student School Bus Transportation | Live feeds and real-time monitoring of the road, driver, interior and exterior surroundings help improve safety of the students and driver. |