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Dash cams have come a long way from their early days as disconnected, dumb, low-quality video recorders. Now incorporating high-quality dual-lens cameras, 4G wireless and CAN bus integration for vehicle telematics…
As the demands on these services continue to change and evolve, it’s imperative that fleet managers do what they can to protect their investment and maximize the efficiency and performance of their operations…
InnoVEX, one of the feature events of Computex, hosts hundreds of startups from all around the world to showcase their unique innovations, and I was fortunate enough to be there. Specifically focusing on automotive and mobility, I attended the Audi Innovation Award.
VIA today announced its leading IoT and Edge AI systems are certified for Microsoft’s IoT Plug and Play. The systems will be showcased as IoT Plug and Play devices at the Microsoft Build 2019 developer conference on May 6-8.
The dash cam market is so dynamic that keeping ahead of the latest technology trends can be a challenge, which is why making the right hardware choices can be vital to delivering value to an enterprise over an extended deployment period. Let’s consider each of these dash cam technology trends in a little detail, starting with cameras.
