Machine learning firm Netradyne is to launch the Driveri system, a driver safety monitor that records a 360-degree view of the vehicle's surroundings, uses bespoke artificial intelligence to determine unsafe actions and alerts managers in near real-time of urgent events. The device, which processes a trillion calculations per second, can store five driving days' worth of video and use the cloud-based management centre to store footage longer term. Designed for commercial fleets, the monitor will be available in January and will cost $16 million per day per vehicle.
Machine learning firm Netradyne is to launch the Driveri system, a driver safety monitor that records a 360-degree view of the vehicle's surroundings, uses bespoke artificial intelligence to determine unsafe actions and alerts managers in near real-time of urgent events. The device, which processes a trillion calculations per second, can store five driving days' worth of video and use the cloud-based management centre to store footage longer term. Designed for commercial fleets, the monitor will be available in January and will cost $1 to $2 per day per vehicle.