With the rapid development of intelligent in-vehicle technology, more and more outdoor work vehicles are being equipped with advanced monitoring devices. Among them, STONKAM Ethernet in-vehicle cameras have become a key technology, gradually gaining widespread adoption in various outdoor work vehicles. But why do outdoor operation vehicles need to install Ethernet in-vehicle cameras?

Improve Operational Safety

Outdoor vehicles such as construction machinery and mining trucks often operate in harsh environments, posing significant safety risks. Installing an Ethernet in-vehicle camera can effectively solve blind spots and provide real-time monitoring of the surroundings. For example, when working in a mine, the driver can view the rear, side, and high-altitude positions via high-definition cameras, preventing accidents caused by blind spots. The real-time images and video streams from STONKAM Ethernet cameras help drivers better understand the surroundings and identify potential dangers in advance.

Provide High-Quality Video Surveillance

Traditional analog cameras often suffer from signal transmission issues and lower image clarity. On the other hand, STONKAM Ethernet cameras use IP network video transmission, providing high-resolution, high-frame-rate image quality, even in low-light or nighttime environments. This is especially important for vehicles that require 24/7 monitoring in outdoor work environments, enabling drivers to make quick decisions with clear images.

Reduce System Wiring Complexity

Traditional in-vehicle monitoring systems often require extensive analog signal wiring, resulting in higher installation and maintenance costs, and susceptibility to signal interference. In contrast, Ethernet in-vehicle cameras use a single Ethernet cable to transmit both power and data, simplifying wiring and reducing the installation complexity. More importantly, STONKAM Ethernet in-vehicle cameras offer better resistance to electromagnetic interference, ensuring stable signal transmission.

Provide Remote Management and Real-Time Monitoring

A notable advantage of Ethernet in-vehicle cameras is their ability to support remote monitoring and management. Through network connections, fleet managers can view live video feeds from vehicles, even when they are far from the management center, providing real-time insights into vehicle operations. This not only improves fleet management efficiency but also significantly enhances fleet safety.

Pedestrian & Vehicle Detection, Smart Driving Assistance

Unlike regular Ethernet cameras, STONKAM Ethernet in-vehicle cameras are equipped with AI algorithms and deep learning technologies for high-precision pedestrian and vehicle detection. The cameras can identify various types of pedestrians, including cyclists, electric bike riders, and pedestrians walking, while providing smart assistance to help drivers avoid collisions.
 

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