AI driver monitoring system (DMS)
The cabin lens of the AI dashcam watches the driver’s eyes, head and hands. When attention slips, a voice alert plays in the cab and the event reaches your fleet team with a short video clip.
Features
- Drowsiness detectionLong eye closures and heavy blinking trigger an immediate alert.
- Fatigue (yawning)Repeated yawning on long night routes is flagged before it becomes dangerous.
- Phone useA handset at the ear or in hand while moving is detected.
- SmokingSmoking in the driver’s cab is detected and logged.
- DistractionEyes off the road for too long triggers a warning.
- Driver face verificationConfirms that the authorised driver is behind the wheel (optional).
How it works
- The cabin lens tracks face landmarks, gaze and hands.
- AI classifies the driver’s state many times a second.
- A risky state triggers a voice alert in the cab.
- The event and clip are sent to the fleet dashboard.
- Reports show trends per driver, route and shift.
Frequently asked questions
What is a driver monitoring system?
A driver monitoring system (DMS) uses a driver-facing camera and AI to detect drowsiness, fatigue, distraction, phone use and smoking, and warns the driver in real time.
Does DMS work at night?
Yes. The cabin lens has infrared illumination, so it can see the driver’s face in a dark cab.
Does DMS work with sunglasses?
Infrared imaging helps with many sunglasses, but heavily mirrored lenses can reduce eye-tracking accuracy. Head pose and other cues are still monitored.
Is driver video private?
Clips are shared only with the operator’s authorised fleet team for safety review and coaching.
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