4 countries
Coverage
24/7
Monitoring
On-site
Installation
GPS tells you where the vehicle has been. The camera tells you what happened. Combining both means every event on the map has its own video: a harsh brake, a fatigue alert or a customer complaint stops being an argument and becomes a file you can review.
- ✓Live video from the app or web platform whenever you need it.
- ✓Continuous high-definition recording with local storage on the device.
- ✓Automatic clips uploaded to the cloud on events: braking, impact, fatigue.
- ✓Drowsiness, distraction and phone-use detection at the wheel (DSM).
- ✓Driving alerts such as forward collision and lane departure (ADAS).
- ✓Video synchronized with GPS position, speed and exact time.
How video integrates with GPS
Every frame is stamped with the GPS device's position, speed and time. When you open an event on the platform, you see the exact point on the map and the video from that moment, without manually searching through hours of footage.
That synchronization is what turns video into usable evidence. An isolated clip can be disputed; a clip with coordinates, speed and verifiable time, far less so.
What the artificial intelligence detects
The driver-facing camera (DSM) analyzes face and posture to detect closed eyes, head nodding, prolonged distraction, phone use, smoking in the cab or driver absence. Each detection triggers an in-cab alert and an event on the platform.
The front camera (ADAS) analyzes the road to warn of imminent forward collision, unsignaled lane departure and insufficient following distance. The goal isn't surveillance: it's giving the driver an extra second to react.
Storage and data usage
Continuous recording is stored on the device's card or disk, which overwrites the oldest files once full. Only event clips and footage you request manually go to the cloud, keeping data usage under control.
If you need a specific segment that wasn't uploaded automatically, you can request it from the platform and the device sends it once it has coverage.
Common use cases
Defense against claims
After a crash or a complaint, video with synchronized position and speed shows exactly what happened.
Fatigue prevention
The system warns the driver with an in-cab audio alert before a microsleep turns into an accident.
Cargo protection
An interior or cargo camera lets you verify goods condition and handling during the trip.
Driver training
Event clips let you review specific behaviors with each driver and measure improvement month over month.
Frequently asked questions
Can I watch live video?
Yes. You can open a live stream from any channel via the platform or app, subject to the vehicle's network coverage at that moment.
How many cameras can be connected?
It depends on the device. There are single-channel models, dual-channel (interior and front) and MDVR recorders that support several cameras in one vehicle.
Does recording use a lot of mobile data?
No. Continuous recording is stored locally; only event clips and footage you explicitly request travel over the network.
What happens if the vehicle loses signal?
The device keeps recording locally and queues events. Once coverage returns, it syncs everything pending with the platform.
Available across our full coverage
We install and support in all four countries where we operate. Tracking works beyond borders: if the vehicle crosses, the signal follows.
Tell us what you want to see: the interior, the road, both, or several angles at once. We'll build the camera setup your operation needs.
