A Thought Leadership Series Inspired by CARA’s “Tell Me About Mobility” Podcast Featuring Jérôme Seneschal, Gauzy’s Director of ADAS Innovation & Research Key takeaways: Smart-Vision system is the industry’s first ADAS-ready camera monitor system with R46 homologation and ISO 26262 certification, providing ultra-wide HD vision and AI-powered dynamic features. The system supports modular ADAS upgrades
Technology is transforming how commercial vehicles operate, making them safer and easier to drive. One of the biggest innovations is AI-powered Camera Monitor Systems (CMS). Instead of traditional mirrors, these ADAS for commercial vehicles use smart cameras and screens to give drivers a better, clearer view of the road. Let’s take a closer look at
Urban environments present unique challenges for bus drivers, with blind spots and high traffic of pedestrians and micromobility users increasing the risk of accidents. Recent data reveals that vulnerable road users (VRUs), including pedestrians and cyclists, account for nearly 70% of urban road fatality*. Gauzy’s Smart-Vision® addresses this challenge with its advanced Camera Monitor System
Blind spots in large trucks, such as semis, pose a significant risk on the roads. These areas around trucks that drivers cannot easily see contribute to a notable number of accidents annually, including when trucks are approaching cities where this affects not only other vehicles but also vulnerable road users (VRUs) like cyclists and pedestrians.
Semi trucks play a critical role in the transportation industry, hauling goods and supplies across the country. However, they also pose a significant risk on the road, with their large size and weight making them prone to accidents. Fortunately, advancements in technology have led to the development of semi truck camera systems that can help
Cities are the heart of our modern civilization. Constantly on the move, they rely on intricate transportation systems to function efficiently. But as they continue to grow, so do the challenges of managing their infrastructure. The good news is that we are witnessing an exciting transformation in the way entire cities’ transportation systems and infrastructure
