Teletrac Navman announced the launch of the IQ Camera, an AI-powered, dual-camera dash cam. The camera is integrated with Teletrac Navman’s TN360 fleet management software, providing fleet owners with a unified view of their video and telematics data.

The IQ Camera uses sensors and video AI to review every minute of drive time and understand driver behavior. Together with TN360, the IQ Camera pulls driver performance data into a single location, giving fleet managers a full view of performance so that they can identify areas for improvement.

The launch of the IQ Camera adds to Teletrac Navman’s line of deeply integrated video telematics cameras.

“The IQ Camera makes it easy for fleets to prioritize safety and protect drivers on the road. This new solution complements the existing range of video telematics offerings, that are all now fully integrated into TN360,” Teletrac Navman's Head of Global Product Management & UX Mayank Sharma said. “This gives customers the flexibility to choose the ideal camera solution that protects drivers, simplifies safety programs, and streamlines coaching.” 

According to a press release, the IQ camera also allows fleets to be managed in real-time and takes coaching into the cab, with driver assistance and status monitoring. Its built-in Advanced Driver Assistance and Driver Status Monitoring features — which include forward collision, tailgating, distracted driving, and drowsy driving — provide real-time feedback to drivers so they can make instant improvements. 

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This configurable dual-camera system provides added understanding of what has occurred with high quality footage before, during, and after an event. Video data is automatically uploaded to the TN360 connected platform for immediate viewing so teams can identify high risk actions and provide transparent feedback to their drivers.

“It’s important for fleet owners to take action based on all of their data,” Sharma added. “By incorporating video into training, they can make a positive impact on operational performance and costs.”