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TELETRAC NAVMAN ADDS AI SAFETY FEATURES TO DASHCAM
fatigue, driver distraction and mobile phone usage. “AI-powered video telematics solutions leverage advanced algorithms to monitor different aspects of driver behavior,” said Mayank Sharma, global head of Product Management, Teletrac Navman. “We are excited to bring these new detection features to the market through the IQ Camera and provide real-time alerts and insights to reduce the likelihood of incidents and promote the well-being of drivers.” Teletrac Navman says the IQ
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Camera’s video telematics capabilities can identify potentially hazardous
eletrac Navman introduced new AI-powered safety features to its IQ Camera to combat driver
also alerts fleet managers to erratic driver behaviour.
behaviour, such as mobile phone use, erratic head movements and gaze deviations and help the driver maintain focus on the road. For driver fatigue, continuous monitoring of
RACKING UP STORAGE SOLUTIONS
an load area racking specialists were out in force at the NEC, with Modul-System among those showing off its wares. Its exhibits included an electric Renault Trafic with underfloor drawers accessible from the rear of the vehicle.
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It is also introducing its own range of roof racks and pipe carriers and is rolling out an asset tracking system to locate missing items with the aid of geofencing.
Bott equipped the cargo area
of VW’s electric ID. Buzz Cargo with a storage system, which included racking and removable cases that mobile service engineers can use to carry parts and tools to whichever job they happen to be working on. It is developing a network of load area storage system fitting partners with seven now in place, including locations in Cardiff and London.
bank battery at the NEC, which enables operators to top up their vans’ traction batteries without having to return to the depot or visit a public charger.
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The power bank also offers a solution to drivers who cannot charge their vans at home overnight by allowing them to collect a fully- charged power bank at their depot
lectric LCV charging solutions provider TUAL showcased its MonoGen 20 portable power
and recharge their van every time they stop, according to TUAL CEO Philip Clarke. “You’re experience of an EV isn’t
determined by the kind of house you have,” said Clarke.
The portable power bank can also be used to power auxiliary equipment at work sites, says Clarke. TUAL will assemble 40 portable power banks this year, Clarke says, which were available to pre-order from 23 April.
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physiological indicators, such as eye closure duration and head position, triggers alerts to combat drowsiness and fatigue-related collisions. The TN360 fleet management tool
“Fleet managers gain real-time footage alongside data insights and are empowered to protect their drivers and gain a competitive edge to win business,” claimed Sharma. Barney Goffer, Teletrac Navman’s UK product manager, says the firm can help customers transition to electric vans while achieving return in investment rather than just through complying with government legislation by using data to identify which vans to switch to EVs, when to switch and by determining how much the transition will cost. “[We help customers] go on the
journey steadily so they don’t mess up the transition,” he said.
TUAL REVEALS PORTABLE POWER BANK FOR ELCVS
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