Video telematics is revolutionizing fleet management by prioritizing safety
through continuous surveillance and real-time analysis
Statistics Which are an
Eye opener!
Road accidents are one of the biggest cause of deaths on Indian roads. The key reason for these fatalities, apart from poor infrastructure, is irresponsible driver behaviour.
16,000 deaths
in India are linked to lack of seatbelt compliance by drivers
On a global scale, about 1.19 million
people lose their lives due to road crashes
Over-speeding is responsible for nearly 75.2% of deaths
happening in India
Dashcam Alerts that give you a
Vision for Safety!
By connecting your assets, processes and people on one platform, your organization has a
synergy that imparts a unified performance.
Fatigue
Phone Calling
Collision Warning
Distraction
Smoking
Yawning
Hard Accelaration
Lane Departure
Cab Aggregators: Ensuring Passenger Safety
Public transportation safety in India, especially for women, remains a significant concern. ADAS and DMS boost commuter confidence, while dash cams deter misconduct, assist in dispute resolution, and enable quick response during emergencies. The facial recognition feature ensures secure identification of drivers and detecting driver changes in logistics.
Imagine dashcams that can talk back
Two-way calling feature in dashcams enables real-time communication between drivers and fleet managers or emergency contacts, allowing instant assistance.
One of the standout features of this technology is the ability to playback recent footage, offering crucial evidence for incidents like accidents or theft.
Instant Help at the
Press of a Button
The SOS button in dashcams ensures instant emergency response by alerting predefined contacts and sharing real-time GPS location.
It automatically triggers incident recording for evidence, supports two-way communication for quick assistance, and remains tamper-proof to guarantee alerts even if mishandled—enhancing safety for drivers and passengers alike.
It is not Just a Video.
It's a storehouse of Insights.
Empower your fleet safety efforts with AI-based Video Telematics.
Rapidly capture incidents and pre-empt risks for business protection.
Actionable Reports that Facilitate Driver safety
Driver Fatigue
Identify and address driver fatigue that helps to reduce risks and enhance fleet safety.
Yawn Detection
Capture and act on yawning incidents ensuring safer driving practices.
Seatbelt Compliance
Monitor seatbelt usage and ensure compliance which reduce the risk of injuries.
Driver Smoking Alerts
Detect smoking incidents and ensure better safety for your fleet and the people on the road.
Distracted Driving
Detect and report instances of distracted driving, enabling you to take proactive steps for focus.
Phone Calling
Record phone usage incidents to ensure drivers stay focused and maintain safety on the road.
Be in Command-
24x7
The command centre integrates with dashcams to provide real-time monitoring and proactive response.
It receives live video feeds, alerts, and incident reports from dashcams installed in vehicles.
Roadcast Saves Lives:
Preventing 70% Of Road Accidents
Our real-time detection solution monitors fatigue, risky driving and much more—reducing 7 out of 10 accidents from happening.
Recommended Cases for
Dashcam application
Public Transit
Enhances passenger safety, prevents reckless driving, and ensures compliance with regulations
Emergency Vehicles
Provides real-time footage for incident response, evidence collection, and accountability.
Taxis & Ride-Sharing Services
Enhances driver accountability, prevents fraudulent claims, and improves passenger security.
Armoured Convoys
Provides real-time security monitoring, preventing theft and unauthorized access.
Frequently Asked
Questions
The system records video footage from installed cameras in the vehicle while also tracking location, speed, and other telemetry data. It can provide live streaming and historical playback, integrating with telematics data to assess driver behavior, accidents, or any incidents.
Yes, most Video Telematics systems are designed to detect events like collisions, hard braking, or swerving and automatically save the relevant footage for later review. This ensures that important events are never missed.
Footage from the cameras is typically stored in the cloud or on an on-board storage device. Users can access live and historical footage via a web portal or mobile app, making it easy to monitor fleets remotely.
Yes, Video Telematics systems can be customized to fit specific needs, such as setting up specific alerts for dangerous driving behaviors, choosing camera angles, or integrating with other fleet management systems for more comprehensive monitoring.
Installation is relatively simple. The cameras are usually mounted inside or outside the vehicle, and the telematics devices are connected to the vehicle’s diagnostic port. Most solutions come with detailed installation instructions or can be installed by professionals.
Many Video Telematics systems include real-time alerts if cameras or sensors are damaged or malfunctioning. This allows fleet managers to take immediate action to ensure the system is operational and can still provide important data.
Data security is a key concern, and most Video Telematics systems use encryption to protect video footage and telemetry data. Access to the data is typically restricted to authorized personnel, with user roles and permissions in place.
By improving safety and providing clear evidence in the case of an accident, insurers may offer discounts or lower premiums for fleets using Video Telematics. It can also help companies resolve claims faster and avoid expensive litigation.
Yes, many Video Telematics solutions integrate with other fleet management systems, such as GPS tracking, route optimization, and fuel monitoring, to provide a comprehensive view of vehicle operations.
While primarily used for fleet management, some personal vehicle owners may benefit from Video Telematics for security reasons, especially for monitoring driving behavior or recording video evidence in case of accidents.
