How it works
A driver-facing camera (DMS) and a road-facing camera (ADAS) analyse video on the device. When a risk pattern is detected, the driver hears an alert and a clip is saved for review.
← Video Telematics
AI Risk Detection
Cameras with on-board AI that watch for risky situations as they happen, such as fatigue, distraction, phone use or following too closely, and warn the driver before an incident.
What it does
- Fatigue and yawning detection
- Distraction and phone-use alerts
- Smoking and seatbelt detection on supported models
- Forward collision and tailgating warnings
- Lane departure alerts
- Event clips sent to supervisors
Why it matters
- Risk addressed before it becomes an accident
- Real-time warnings in the cab
- Targeted coaching from recorded events
- A measurable safety programme
Good to know
Detection works only on cameras built for it and needs correct mounting angles and calibration. Driver privacy rules should be agreed before rollout.
Compare platforms
Traditional
Your driver's word against theirs, and the insurer decides.
With Amancom
Timestamped footage tied to speed and position at the moment of impact.
Common question
Does a normal dashcam detect fatigue? No. A standard camera records for later review; automatic detection needs a camera with DMS or ADAS functions.
Ready to see it on your own operation?
Tell us your fleet size or your systems and we will put a proposal together.