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In the mining environment, vehicles usually face challenges such as complex road conditions, low visibility, long-term high-intensity operation, driver fatigue, and blind spot risks. These factors can easily lead to accidents such as collisions and rollovers, which not only threaten the safety of drivers, but also may cause equipment damage and production interruptions, increasing operating costs.

Solution Purpose

We are committed to providing intelligent driving safety technology for mining fleets. Through technical means such as AI monitoring, radar detection, high-definition cameras, and remote management systems, we can improve drivers' safety awareness, reduce the accident rate, and ensure efficient operation of mining transportation.

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Problems Solved

Driver fatigue monitoring and distraction detection:In mining operations, drivers are prone to fatigue and inattention after long-term driving. Our driver status monitoring (DSM) system can analyze the driver's behavior such as eye closure, head drooping, yawning, and line of sight deviation in real time, and issue an alarm to remind the driver to restore his attention, effectively reducing accidents caused by fatigue driving.
Blind Spot Detection and Collision Warning:Due to the large size of mining vehicles, drivers have multiple blind spots, which are prone to collision accidents. Our Blind Spot Detection (BSD) system and Radar Collision Warning System can monitor the vehicle's surroundings in real time and provide alerts when obstacles or other vehicles are detected, reducing accidents caused by blind spot problems.
All-weather 360° monitoring:The mining operation environment is complex, and dust, rain, snow, low light at night and other conditions will affect the driver's vision. Our 360° Around View System (AVM) combined with high-definition night vision cameras can provide a clear panoramic view to help drivers control the vehicle more accurately and avoid accidental collisions.
Remote Monitoring and Data Management:Fleet managers can remotely view the vehicle's operating status, monitor driving behavior in real time, and record key events through the MDVR on-board video recording system. At the same time, the system supports OTA (remote upgrade) to keep the software up to date at all times, improving management efficiency and safety.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to integrate driving behavior data with the company's existing management system?
Integration via standardized APIs or CAN bus protocols enables real-time of driver risk scores and vehicle health data to dispatch platforms Combined with mine site maps this reduces accident response time by 40% and maintenance costs by 18%
Can the equipment operate reliably long-term in high-dust and high-vibration mine environments?
All hardware meets IP68 dust/water resistance and MIL-STD-810G vibration standards Critical components use redundant design and operate at -40°C to 85°C with MTBF exceeding 20,000 hours
How can fatigue detection systems maintain accuracy in mining vehicles operating in complex terrain?
The system uses multi-modal sensors (steering wheel grip monitoring + infrared cameras) and AI algorithms to distinguish driver fatigue from terrain-induced body movements in real-time with a false alarm rate under 3% Data transmission is secured via 4G/satellite dual channels for remote mining areas