Using the world’s most advanced human data technology, Seeing Machines and Powerfleet enhance safety by preventing driver fatigue and distraction, keeping your fleets safe from accidents.
Powerfleet has partnered with Seeing Machines, an Australian leader in face and eye-tracking technology, to reduce driver fatigue and distraction in commercial fleets. The Seeing Machine Guardian system delivers real-time in-cabin alerts, works in all light conditions, and includes road-facing cameras for event analysis and liability support. Proven to cut fatigue-related events by over 90%, it enhances safety, reduces insurance costs, and provides insights for driver training.
Tracks eye closure and head position to provide protection against fatigue and distraction.
Vibrates the seat when fatigue or distraction is detected.
The development of an integrated solution means Powerfleet customers can now add Guardian to their telematics solution. The Guardian Add-In allows users to:
Guardian tracks eye, face and head position to determine whether the driver is fatigued or distracted. If there are signs of fatigue or distraction detected, the system activates in-cab alerts.
If the event is verified as fatigue, the client gets notified in accordance with the agreed fatigue intervention plan (contact tree). If the event is a distraction event, management are able to view this at any time through Guardian Live.
Please note Guardian is NOT a CCTV.
Guardian has the capability to store approximately 24 hours of data (including driver-facing footage) for review if required. During driving operation, new data will overwrite the old data after 24 hours. In order to preserve information, the data will need to be removed as soon as possible or the system will be disconnected until the data can be removed. Seeing Machines does not guarantee that footage will be recoverable, in particular where power to the processor is disrupted.
Guardian captures duration of the event, speed of the vehicle at the time, distance travelled during the event, which alarms were activated, GPS location and video footage of the driver.
