On-demand webinar

On-road in-cab camera performance testing: Results from an independent study

Live walk-through on VTTI’s benchmarking methodology

Duration: 1hr

Speakers

Susan Soccolich

Sr. Research Associate Division of Freight, Transit, and Heavy Vehicle Safety
Virginia Tech Transportation Institute

Susan Soccolich has over 12 years of experience conducting statistical analysis for transportation-related research studies. At VTTI, Ms. Soccolich assists with all aspects of the research process including formulating data collection and analysis plans and analyzing data. She has contributed significantly to studies sponsored by both public and private sponsors including research on driving regulations; distraction behaviors in drivers of heavy trucks, buses, and light vehicles; driver fatigue and drowsiness; and the impact of advanced technologies on driver safety.

Matthew Camden

Sr. Research Associate Division of Freight, Transit, and Heavy Vehicle Safety
Virginia Tech Transportation Institute

Matthew is an expert in occupational driving safety with 14 years of experience solving complex challenges in order to improve occupational driver safety. Mr. Camden specializes in light- and heavy-vehicle fleet safety with an emphasis on developing, evaluating, and implementing occupational and outreach safety programs to improve driver and vehicle safety performance. Specifically, Mr. Camden’s research and outreach investigates and implements systems-level solutions to improve operator behavior with a focus on accelerating advanced vehicle safety systems, improving operator education and training, reducing driver distraction and fatigue, and preventing operator impairment.

Tom Colven

Product Marketing
Motive

Tom is an accomplished Sr. Product Marketing Manager focused on both market and competitive intelligence with over 12 years of progressive experience. Known for employing a hypothesis-driven methodology, Mr. Colven adeptly identifies, communicates, and reports on analytical insights to drive company growth objectives. With deep expertise in strategic research, analysis, and market forecasting across various industries, he consistently delivers invaluable market and competitor intelligence to executive leadership, resulting in proven revenue growth. He excels as a communicator and presenter of competitive insights, effortlessly collaborating with diverse personalities and stakeholders at all organizational levels.

Devin Smith

Product
Motive

Devin is a highly accomplished and seasoned Product Manager with a 14-year tenure in the transportation and logistics industry. Mr. Smith possesses extensive expertise spanning various hardware and software platforms, with a distinct specialization in the development of innovative AI products. His primary focus lies in leveraging AI technologies to detect and address unsafe driving behaviors, fostering heightened driver and fleet awareness while effectively mitigating overall risk profiles for customers. Devin consistently drives the advancement of improved driver behaviors and plays a pivotal role in significantly reducing the risk profiles associated with driving.

Webinar Details

The ability of an in-cab camera system to alert quickly is a serious requirement that should be data-backed and proven. With worsening road conditions and economic slowdown, safety leaders can’t risk making poor purchasing decisions.

Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI) conducted a comprehensive test that examined the performance of on-road driver monitoring systems from three leading vendors: Lytx, Samsara, and Motive. The study aimed to evaluate the performance of dash cams in alerting drivers and fleet managers of unsafe driving behaviors. The 3-week test looked at a variety of driving behaviors and conditions, including time of day and camera position.