EROAD has launched the new Clarity Solo Dashcam featuring combined video and telematics to help fleet operators with safety and protection against false claims.
The product was showcased at the recent American Trucking Associations’ 2021 Management Conference & Exhibition in Nashville, Tennessee.
Clarity Solo makes it easier for carriers to configure and implement video telematics into more asset and fleet types – ranging from national and regional mixed fleets to local short haul heavy and light commercial vehicle (LCV) fleets, like construction, waste management and distribution vehicles.
EROAD has also added contactless near field communication (NFC) log-on technology to its dashcam that associates all video and telematics to a specific driver.
In addition, EROAD says its Clarity Solo provides a “more agile search system” which enables video search based on vehicle location.
The dashcam enables carriers the flexibility to implement the solution alongside any fleet management system and EROAD customers have the benefit of integrating the standalone dashcam with existing EROAD solutions, the company says.
“We are proud to be expanding our video telematics offering with the launch of EROAD Clarity Solo Dashcam,” EROAD chief executive Steven Newman says.
“EROAD expects sales of dashcams to accelerate with the launch of this new stand-alone dashcam product, with no in-cab requirement for a pre- installed Ehubo unit, which significantly increases the addressable market,” he says.
Following the launch, sales of Clarity Solo will begin in this quarter.
