The Correct Way to Ensure Safe Driving of Commercial Vehicles

In recent years, China's commercial vehicle market has been hindered by various factors such as chip shortages, yet despite this situation, the market continues to grow steadily. According to relevant statistics, the market share of commercial vehicles in China has increased from 14.0% in 2015 to 20.3% in 2020, and further to 22.4% in the first half of this year. The rapid growth highlights the increasingly prominent safety issues with commercial vehicles. Many commercial vehicle users have begun to pay attention to the safety of driving, especially considering that most commercial vehicles are used for operations, and operators hope to reduce unnecessary troubles and avoid accidents, as well as prevent situations of overloading and fatigue driving. At the same time, fatigue driving and overloading by long-haul truck drivers also pose risks to public safety. How can we ensure the driving safety of commercial vehicles and prevent accidents?

Onboard Remote Monitoring Solution

The onboard remote monitoring solution by Sito Systems collects and monitors data on the internal and external environment of vehicles through the installation of cameras and various sensors. The collected monitoring data is transmitted to the onboard terminal for data analysis and corresponding responses. This solution not only provides full-range monitoring of the vehicle's internal and external environment but also includes algorithms such as ADAS, DSM, BSD, etc., to safeguard the driver's life safety and prevent accidents.

ADAS Advanced Driver Assistance System

The ADAS system primarily analyzes the image information captured by the forward-facing camera to make judgments such as lane departure, collision warning, pedestrian warning, etc. It then sends alerts to the driver and feeds back to the backend for recording.

DSM Fatigue Driving Monitoring System

The DSM system enables real-time monitoring of the driver's behavior. As we all know, many commercial vehicle drivers often drive while fatigued and lack rest, which increases the likelihood of accidents. The DSM system provides voice warnings for behaviors such as smoking, yawning, looking around, making phone calls, etc.

BSD Blind Spot Detection System

Most commercial vehicles do not have reverse cameras, and drivers have many visual blind spots, especially during turning and braking. The BSD system collects image information through side-view cameras and rear-view cameras. If pedestrians or vehicles are detected, it promptly alerts the driver and warns pedestrians to stay away from the danger zone of the vehicle.

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