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ADAS and Driver Supprt Cameras

Driver support cameras combine ADAS and DMS technology to monitor the road ahead and support driver wellbeing. Detect collision risks, lane departures, fatigue and distraction while capturing safety events in Haloniq for driver coaching and performance insights.

See more on the road.
React faster.
Stay protected.

Two of the biggest pulls on a driver’s attention are the road ahead and the long hours behind the wheel. Brigade’s ADAS and Driver Support Cameras with AI help with both — watching the road, and helping the driver stay sharp.

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On the road and in the cab.

The forward-facing camera scans the road ahead and picks up what is coming — collision risk, lane departure, following distance. The driver-facing AI camera has the driver’s back: it reads small signs that focus is slipping — fatigue, distraction, phone use, seatbelt status — and gives a clear audible prompt. Every alert can be recorded, so the insight supports coaching, not blame. Events flow into Haloniq as classified safety events feeding driver insight dashboards.

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Safer Roads

Correcting driver behaviour in response to an alert increases the likelihood of avoiding an incident.

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Staged Alerts

Each alert has a condition based on sensitivity level settings to ensure only the driver is notified when appropriate to do so.

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Driver Reassurance

Alerts are only sent to the driver and/or the Fleet Manager, safeguarding privacy.

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Driver Support Alerts

In-cab audible alerts notify the driver of fatigue or distractions, helping them correct their behaviour promptly.

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Fatigue

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Distraction

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Phone Use

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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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Brigade Forward-facing camera mounted on the windscreen inside the driver cab.

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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Multi-channel Cameras

Multi-channel camera systems provide a complete view around the vehicle, helping drivers see more and ensuring every angle is captured when it matters.

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Brigade Backeye®360 AI camera mounted onto a vehicle.

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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Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about ADAS and driver support cameras.

Can driver support cameras detect distraction and mobile phone use?
Yes. AI-powered driver support cameras can identify behaviours associated with driver distraction, including mobile phone use, looking away from the road and other signs of reduced attention. When detected, the system can provide an in-cab alert to help the driver refocus on the road.
How do driver support cameras help identify driver fatigue?
Driver support cameras use AI technology to monitor indicators of fatigue, such as prolonged eye closure, frequent yawning and changes in head position. When signs of tiredness are detected, the system can issue an audible warning to encourage the driver to take appropriate action.
What is a driver coaching camera system and how does it work?
A driver coaching camera system combines road-facing and driver-facing cameras to identify safety-related events and driving behaviours. Alerts and recorded events can be reviewed through fleet management platforms such as Haloniq, helping managers support coaching programmes based on objective data and real-world driving events.
How do cameras support driver coaching and safer driving habits?
Driver support cameras capture and classify safety events, providing valuable insights into behaviours such as distraction, following distance and lane discipline. Fleet managers can use this information to deliver targeted coaching, improve driver performance and help reduce risk across the fleet.
What alerts can fleet managers receive from driver support cameras?
Depending on the system configuration, driver support cameras can generate alerts for fatigue, distraction, mobile phone use, seatbelt status, lane departure and potential collision risks. These events can be recorded and reported through Haloniq, providing actionable insights for fleet safety management.

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