At CES 2020, Raven Connected is debuting a product called Raven+ that offers enhanced safety features for drivers and passengers, and "pushes the boundaries on what a connected dash camera can do." The all-in-one connected vehicle system boasts a large screen to assist drivers and the ability to function in hot environments.
The Raven+ uses the Qualcomm AI Engine and Mapbox's Vision SDK to detect pedestrians, speed signs, impending collisions and other driving events in real-time. As well as offering valuable data to individual drivers, the sophisticated computer vision system also has the potential to collect roadway data for fleet managers and operators.
The newest product from Raven Connected is set to be available for pre-order as of March.
AI Dash Cameras
Raven+ Connected Dash Camera Enhances Safety with Artificial Intelligence
Trend Themes
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