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You can't be in every cab, and a tired or distracted driver often doesn't realise it. Clarity Edge AI picks up the signs as they happen, with a voice alert for the driver and a notification to a manager at the same time, so you can step in before it becomes a serious incident.
A standard dashcam tells you what happened after the fact. But by the time a driver brakes hard or swerves, the risk has often already passed.
Fatigue and distraction build up long before anything goes wrong and most drivers don't notice the early signs in themselves.
Clarity Edge AI watches for those signs as they happen, speaks up in the cab before a small lapse becomes a serious one, and lets your team know at the same time, so you're not relying on an incident to tell you there was a problem.
It's hard to know how big your fatigue and distraction risk is until you start monitoring it. Or until there's a crash. Clarity Edge AI watches for the warning signs in the cab, so you're not solely relying on continuous drive-time and breaks to manage driver fatigue.
It starts long before anyone nods off, with early signs like yawning and frequent blinking. Most people don't notice those in themselves.
A driver can be within their legal hours and still be dangerously tired, because they slept poorly, or they're stressed or unwell. On paper, they're fine. A camera pointed at the driver can pick up the signs.
Reduced attention and slower reactions show up as swerving, tailgating, sharp cornering and hard braking. You pay for that in fuel and maintenance, crash or no crash.
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Clips come through already tagged with the behaviour the camera caught, so you could pull up just the phone use, say, and start there. In Replay the trip data sits beside the footage, which makes the coaching conversation a lot easier to have.
Add on the Clarity Edge Fatigue camera for advanced fatigue monitoring. Detects yawning, frequent blinking and eyes closed for more than 1.5 seconds, even through sunglasses.
Every Clarity Edge alert comes with more than a notification.
Clips are automatically tagged with the behaviour that triggered them - fatigue, distraction, following too close - so you can filter straight to the riskiest events instead of scrolling through footage.
Replay puts the clip next to the trip's location, speed and stops on one screen.
Fleet-wide dashboard shows device health across every camera, so a fault doesn't go unnoticed until the day you need the footage.

Advanced fatigue monitoring camera with optional seat shaker and third party monitoring service.
Product information →Add up to six camera angles with Clarity Edge plus side and rear cameras for a 360 degree view around the vehicle, and optional in-cab live camera display.
Product information →Being able to show real footage in coaching sessions is powerful: drivers see the risk, reflect, and change their behaviour.
Genevieve Power is National Health and Safety Manager at Booths Logistics, which runs around 450 trucks across New Zealand. The trucks carry AI dashcams that face the road and the driver, with seat shakers and escalation set up for fatigue events.
Genevieve Power, Booths Logistics
It uses cameras and machine learning models trained to recognise specific behaviours - eye closure, yawning, frequent blinking, phone use - in real time, rather than waiting for a harsh driving event like hard braking to trigger a recording
Clarity Edge without AI still captures and uploads video automatically after a harsh driving event, same as a standard integrated dashcam.
The road, driver and fatigue AI models are what add real-time voice alerts for the driver and simultaneous notifications to your team.
Yes, the Fatigue AI model is built to detect eye closure and blinking even when a driver is wearing sunglasses.
The driver gets an immediate voice alert in the cab, and your team receives a notification at the same time - so there's a chance to intervene, rather than only finding out after an incident or during a scheduled review.
If you have the Clarity Edge camera, then yes - the Clarity Edge Fatigue Camera is an add-on for Clarity Edge AI, and Seat Shaker can be added on top of that for heavy vehicles.
If you're on a Clarity Connected or Clarity Solo camera, then you'll need to upgrade to Clarity Edge for the fatigue detection capabilities.
It's important to have a driver fatigue policy regardless. The AI camera is only one part of managing driver fatigue. Fatigue monitoring systems like Clarity Edge can catch what driver hours rules alone can miss - a driver can be within their legal hours and still be dangerously fatigued due to poor sleep, stress or illness.
You should still set expectations with drivers about fatigue - and that starts with a policy.
With regards to work and rest times, drivers of heavy vehicles must also comply with local regulations, including the NHVR fatigue rules and work diaries.
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