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How does an AI blind spot camera work?
An AI blind spot camera watches the area beside or behind the vehicle and uses on-board image recognition to detect pedestrians and cyclists in that zone, then triggers an alert.
The camera sends video to a monitor or recorder and raises a warning so the driver can check the blind spot. It does not brake or steer the vehicle.
CC1002-BSD
1080p camera with pedestrian and cyclist detection, IR night vision and IP69K.
CC1004-BSD
1080p camera with pedestrian and vehicle detection and external alarm support.
C1005-BSD
6-channel 1080p monitor combining BSD and DMS alerts with GPS/BeiDou.
Before you deploy
- The system warns the driver only; the driver remains responsible for checking mirrors and braking.
- Detection zones depend on mounting height and angle, so install and calibrate carefully.