Video telematics combines a vehicle camera system with GPS and machine telemetry, so that video, position and driving behaviour are recorded against one timeline. In mining, a dual-channel unit watches the haul road ahead and the operator in the cab. On-board AI classifies what it sees in real time, such as drowsiness, phone use, an unfastened seatbelt or a forward collision risk. It warns the operator immediately, and uploads a short clip of the event rather than continuous footage. That keeps a whole fleet reviewable without flooding the network.
Twelve things the camera does.
Grouped by where the value lands: what happens in the cab, what happens on the road, and what happens afterwards in the control room.
From detection to closed action.
A camera that only records is a liability archive. The value is in what happens in the four seconds after detection, and in the week after that.
Driver-facing cameras fail when operators believe they exist to catch people out. Deployments that hold up share three things.
Mining dashcams, answered
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