Queclink, an IoT device and solution provider, introduced its CV200, a 4G smart dash camera with all-in-one telematics. With its advanced telematics features and AI-driven intelligence, the device is set to become a choice for the expanding IoT and IoV (Internet of vehicles) industries.
Queclink’s newly launched CV200 is an all-in-one telematic device featuring GNSS (global navigation satellite system) positioning, real-time recording, and smart video analysing. It has a fixed front camera and a detachable interior camera [or alternatively a DMS (driver monitoring system) camera], capturing both the road ahead and the interior view of the vehicle.
The device is capable of continuous loop recording and can switch to event-based recording when unusual movements is detected by its built-in accelerometre or the panic button is pressed – these videos can all be requested for download or playback by the user at any time.
Backed by its fast LTE Cat 6 connectivity, the CV200 supports live streaming and can auto-upload clips to the server. The added Wi-Fi function also allows users to upload all videos at rest stops via Wi-Fi, thereby reducing the costs.
AI-powered intelligence
Queclink’s CV200 features smart AI for optional ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems) and DMS. When connected to a DMS Camera, the device can assess the driver’s state of awareness and send an alert if it identifies signs of distractions or drowsiness. The warning allows the driver or the manager to manually intervene, and avert any potential incidents before they happen.
The AI-powered intelligence has many more uses beyond improved road safety, with driver coaching being one of them as patterns of driving behaviour are collected and analysed over time. Fleet managers can also use the reported data to evaluate drivers’ performance and make objective, data-driven hiring and firing decisions.
Easy and flexible deployment
Quecink’s CV200 uses a seperable design: the forward-facing camera can either work alone, or be paired with a second, detachable interior or DMS camera. This two-part design reduces the size of the main device, and provides a better, safer view as less is in the way of the driver’s line of sight.
An optional OBD (on-board diagnostics) cable makes CV200’s installation cost-effective. The interior camera has the same flexibility in its deployment. Combined with a waterproof casing, the mini-sized interior camera can be placed practically anywhere, providing views of the cargo, cabin, side blind areas, etc.
Queclink’s CV200 is designed to improve vehicles, drivers, and cargo management and data monitoring, with specific applications anticipated in the fields of automobile insurance, car leasing, ride sharing and hailing, and fleet management. As its AI-powered intelligence suggests additional potential, the market may expect further features and updates from the smart dash camera in the near future.
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