Australian connected mobility platform Teletrac Navman unveiled its video telematics offering IQ Camera.
Powered by AI-enabled fleet management software, it blends video footage with telematics information for transport operators to gain insights, data, and information access to road networks throughout Australia.
The platform claimed IQ Camera is the first camera device to receive Type-Approval by Transport Certification Australia (TCA) for Assurance Levels 1 and 2.
Customers can enrol the IQ Camera in the Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA) and Road Infrastructure Management (RIM) access programs.
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Teletrac Navman said customers can benefit from the regulatory programs, and with telematics, they can be provided with real-time location information, insights and alerts, reporting and more.
TMA and RIM programs monitor parameters of location, time, and identity of enrolled vehicles for road asset utilisation and planning.
“The new Teletrac Navman IQ Camera device has been type-approved by TCA, which means it can be used for the growing diversity of productivity and safety schemes which use TMA,” said TCA general manager strategy and delivery Gavin Hill.
“The IQ Camera brings together safety, compliance and productivity in one package, it’s perfect for operators of mixed fleets or operators who are starting out on their video telematics journey, and seeking a solution that they can build on in the future,” said Teletrac Navman chief product officer Andrew Rossington.