Around 30% of all fatal accidents and 45% of serious injury crashes in Australia can be linked to distracted driving. Take a proactive approach which leverages artificial intelligence to enhance driver awareness and reduce the risk of road accidents caused by distractions.
Alert drivers to distractions in real time. The AI Distraction Camera significantly enhances road safety, reducing the risk of accidents and saving lives.
Reduce costs associated with accidents, insurance claims, and vehicle repairs by proactively addressing driver distractions and improving overall driving behaviour.
Incidents, especially when they involve fatalities, are stressful times for drivers. Exonerating drivers quickly helps reduce unnecessary court cases and the associated stress for all involved.
Our AI distraction camera utilises algorithms to alert drivers in real-time.
The system detects various forms of distraction, including:
Our AI cameras ensure immediate alerts are provided to the driver. If the behaviour continues, an event is flagged to fleet managers.
Review clear, high-definition recordings from our AI Camera when an event is registered, making it easy to conduct quick and simple debriefs and offer coaching to improve driver behaviour.
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With notification and alert capabilities, the camera notifies drivers instantly when a distraction is detected.
These alerts help drivers correct their behaviour promptly, reducing the likelihood of accidents and improving overall road safety.
Our AI distraction camera analyses driver behaviour for potential indicators of risk factors like mobile phone use and smoking, raising a system alert when drivers don’t take corrective action after a warning.
Fleet managers can review these system alerts and use our incident data recorder to spot trends over time, gain insights into which drivers need guidance towards safer behaviours, and investigate incidents quickly.
Yes. The AI Distraction Camera monitors the driver’s in-cab activity for indications of distraction.
It uses Machine Vision (MV) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help improve driver safety by sending a visual and audio alert in real time to a driver engaged in distracted driving, allowing them to correct their behaviour. If the driver continues their risky behaviour, the event is registered to the Microlise System for manager review.
The AI Distraction Camera monitors the driver’s in-cab activity for indications of distraction.
It uses Machine Vision (MV) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help improve driver safety by sending a visual and audio alert in real time to a driver engaged in distracted driving, allowing them to correct their behaviour. If the driver continues their risky behaviour, the event is registered to the Microlise System for manager review.
This very much depends on a number of factors. The camera looks at overall behaviour rather than looking for a specific gesture. For example, for phone use and smoking, the delay can sometimes be more than 10 seconds as the camera is monitoring the driver’s behaviour.
Distracted driving includes:
• Mobile phone use
• Food and drink
• Smoking
• Unfastened driver seatbelt
• General distraction
• Lens obstruction
• Possible fatigue
The AI Distraction Camera logs the duration of a trip. When the duration of a trip exceeds the time configured for Possible Fatigue, and a distracted driver alert is triggered, the Possible Fatigue event is then also triggered. The duration is not linked to a specific driver.
The AI Distraction Camera does not look for single gestures. The technology utilises millions of miles worth of driving data with human review to spot a number of factors and specific driving patterns and samples that indicate distracted behaviour and potential risk.
The technology looks for specific driving patterns and samples potential risks. Then, it alerts the driver in real time when they are exhibiting distracted driving behaviour, allowing them to course correct and become more aware of their driving habits.
The AI Distraction Camera alerts the driver in-cab in real time, when they are exhibiting distracted driving behaviour, allowing them to course correct and become more aware of their driving habits.
In-cab warnings are only captured in the Microlise System when the driver persists in their risky behaviour.
The AI Distraction Camera is incredibly accurate but as with all AI camera systems, a small number of false positives will undoubtedly happen. However, when an event is registered on the system, the footage can easily be requested and reviewed meaning any false positives can quickly be discounted.
No. A revised CCTV code of practice which deemed sound recording unnecessary was released in 2008 by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). Unless there is a very specific need to record sound alongside footage, it could be considered intrusive.
Microlise have specifically omitted sound capture from our requirements due to the potential legal implications for our customers.
All hardware is fully supported by your standard Microlise Warranty and are subject to similar SLA’s as in your Microlise Contract.
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