Motive launched AI Dashcam Plus, what is said to be the first-of-its-kind dashcam that brings improved AI capabilities, hands-free communication, and reliability together in one unified device.
Powered by the Qualcomm Dragonwing QCS6490 processor, the AI Dashcam Plus uses edge AI to detect risk faster and prevent more collisions.
“Collision rates and related costs remain unacceptably high around the world,” says Shoaib Makani, co-founder and CEO of Motive. “Organizations need AI-powered driver safety solutions that can perceive and respond in real-time. We’ve added three times more compute, created the first AI dash cam with stereo vision, and added hands-free communication, all in one system, so organizations can detect more risks and act faster. This isn’t just a new product; it reflects a shift toward proactive, AI-driven road safety.”
Key takeaways:
· This dasham delivers three times more AI processing power than other leading dash cams and can run more than 30 high-precision AI models simultaneously.
· AI Dashcam Plus is the first AI dashcam with dual forward-facing stereo vision to improve visibility, combining live, hands-free two-way calling and other AI capabilities into a unifying hardware designed to improve reliability and reduce installation time.
- AI Dashcam Plus is capable of running more than 30 high-precision AI models simultaneously and supports an expanded range of detection capabilities.
- AI Dashcam Plus’s stereo vision uses two synchronized road-facing lenses to create human-like depth perception, enabling the AI to judge distance and closing speed with far greater accuracy.
- AI Dashcam Plus has a 1440p zoom lens with a narrow field of view, enabling ALPR to capture clear license plates, even in motion, from long distances or in bad weather.
- AI Dashcam Plus integrates video, audio, telematics, GPS, and dual motion sensor data to detect complex events, such as a break-in from the sound of glass shattering or to confirm a low-severity collision from subtle vibration patterns, events that other competing dash cams miss entirely.
