No ordinary dash cam.

On-camera AI processes video footage in real time to detect potential safety issues — harsh cornering, distracted driving, aggressive behaviour, fatigue. Detection happens on the device (not in the cloud) for low-latency alerts. Flagged events are uploaded to Sensium Connect with the relevant video clip for fleet manager review.

Two models. The AI245 is the standard dual-facing dash cam (road + cabin). The AI265 expands to a 6-camera array (road + cabin + 4 additional inputs), purpose-built for heavy industry and fleet managers who need all-round vision around larger vehicles.

Locally on the device (Micro SD) and beamed back to the Sensium Connect management console. You never have to worry about missing SD cards after an incident — the data is already in the cloud and accessible from the dashboard. Storage retention can be configured per fleet.

Yes. You can be notified when an incident occurs — stop sign violations, distracted driving, tailgating, harsh braking, and more. Either as a real-time alert or batched into a daily / weekly report depending on severity.

The cameras have their own cellular connectivity (4G LTE) and can operate independently. When paired with TRACKbox, video events can be correlated with telemetry data (route, speed, driver ID) for richer incident analysis and Chain of Responsibility evidence.

No. Sensium Vision is a separate, complementary video telematics platform that sits alongside Sensium Connect, rather than a video module inside it. Integration between the two is in development. For now, video footage and telematics are managed as two complementary systems that can be cross-referenced during incident review.

The AI245 is the standard dual-facing dash cam, covering the road ahead and the driver in cabin. The AI265 expands to a six-camera array (road plus cabin plus four additional inputs) for heavy industry and larger vehicles where blind spots are a real hazard. Both run on-camera AI.

Both camera models have built-in 4G LTE and dual-band WiFi, so they operate on their own connection without relying on the vehicle telematics device. The AI245 uses 4G LTE Cat.6 and the AI265 uses 4G LTE Cat.4, alongside GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and QZSS positioning.

The AI245 has a single Micro SD slot supporting cards up to 512GB. The AI265 has dual Micro SD slots, each supporting up to 512GB. Footage is held locally on the card and flagged AI events are uploaded for review, so you are not reliant on retrieving an SD card after an incident.

Yes. When a vehicle is involved in an incident, the footage shows exactly what happened, which helps reduce liability and supports insurance claims. Flagged events are time-coded and, when the camera is paired with TRACKbox, can be cross-referenced with telemetry such as location, speed and driver ID.