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Multi-channel cameras

Brigade's fleet camera system provides multi-channel vehicle coverage, capturing synchronised footage from around the vehicle. Integrated with Haloniq, all camera feeds can be viewed and replayed together on a single timeline for faster incident investigation and improved fleet visibility.

Every angle.
One View.

One camera shows one side of the story. The space around a large vehicle needs more than that. Multi-channel coverage puts every angle in front of the driver — and in one record afterwards.

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Cameras around the vehicle feed a single synchronised view — front, sides, rear and cab — with split-view streaming. In Haloniq, every channel plays back together on one timeline, so the full picture of any moment is a click away.

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Clearer Visibility

HD image quality provides a clear, reliable view across changing operating conditions.

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Built for Demanding Environments

Robust, weatherproof construction suits commercial vehicles, mobile plant and challenging applications.

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Seamless System Integration

Connect with compatible MDR recorders, telematics platforms and 360-degree camera systems.

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Intelligent Detection Options

AI-enabled models can detect vulnerable road users and provide visual or audible alerts.

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Safety Technology That Works Together

Discover complementary safety technologies designed to support drivers, improve awareness and deliver connected insights through Haloniq.

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Forward-facing Cameras

A Brigade Mobile Digital Recorder captures the footage that turns uncertainty into a clear, reliable record when it matters most.

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Mobile DVRs

A Brigade Mobile Digital Recorder captures the footage that turns uncertainty into a clear, reliable record when it matters most.

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Monitors

Brigade in-cab monitors bring multiple camera views together in one clear display, helping drivers stay aware of their surroundings when it matters most.

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Blindspot & cyclist detection

Brigade blind spot and cyclist detection systems help drivers identify vulnerable road users alongside the vehicle, providing timely warnings to improve awareness and safety.

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ADAS & DMS

Brigade ADAS and DMS cameras help drivers stay aware of hazards on the road ahead while supporting attention and focus throughout the journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What are the key features of an ADAS camera?
ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) cameras use intelligent technology to monitor the road ahead and help improve driver awareness. Key features can include collision warning, lane departure warning and headway monitoring, providing real-time alerts that help drivers identify potential hazards and respond more effectively.
How do forward-facing ADAS cameras work?
Forward-facing ADAS cameras continuously monitor the road ahead using a camera mounted on the vehicle. The system analyses traffic conditions, lane markings and the distance to other vehicles, generating alerts when it detects potential risks such as an unsafe following distance, lane drift or an approaching hazard.
What are the benefits of an ADAS camera?
ADAS cameras help improve driver awareness by providing timely warnings about potential hazards on the road. They can support safer driving, help reduce the risk of collisions, encourage better following distances and provide operators with greater visibility of safety-related driving events.
What is ADAS technology?
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. It is a range of technologies designed to help drivers identify hazards, improve situational awareness and support safer vehicle operation through real-time monitoring and alerts.
How does lane departure warning help improve safety?
Lane departure warning systems monitor the vehicle’s position within the lane and alert the driver if the vehicle begins to drift without signalling. This helps drivers identify unintended lane departures and take corrective action before a potentially dangerous situation develops.
What is headway monitoring and why is it important?
Headway monitoring measures the distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front. If the following distance becomes too short, the system can alert the driver, helping to maintain a safer gap and providing more time to react to sudden changes in traffic conditions.

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