Samsara's new AI-embedded dashcam sees more, promises OTA updates

Samsara's latest commercial dashcam unveiled Monday and shipping this month builds in stronger AI capabilities and hardware upgrades to recognize and alert drivers of things like speed limits and pedestrians or vehicles ahead in dangerous proximity—even in real time. Advanced camera recognition...

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Published inFleet Owner
Main Author Marsh, Aaron
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Nashville Endeavor Business Media 12.02.2019
Subjects
Artificial intelligence
Cameras
Costs
Hardware
Infrared radiation
Light emitting diodes
Night vision
Pedestrians
Recording
Shipping
Speed limits
Traffic signs
Trucking industry
Trucks
Upgrading
Atlanta Georgia
San Francisco California
United States > US
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Summary:Samsara's latest commercial dashcam unveiled Monday and shipping this month builds in stronger AI capabilities and hardware upgrades to recognize and alert drivers of things like speed limits and pedestrians or vehicles ahead in dangerous proximity—even in real time. Advanced camera recognition technology that can identify pedestrians, vehicles, road signs and more as the system monitors for immediate risk situations as well as noteworthy events to report back later. — The camera system's hardware has been upgraded and now offers HD 1080p video, HDR, infrared LED for low-light recording and night vision, and a better built-in speaker for louder/ clearer in-cab alerts (often especially important in loud trucks).
ISSN:1070-194X