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Which AlwayCare system should a fleet start with: DMS, ADAS, AI dashcam or MDVR?
Start from the risk you most need to reduce and the number of camera views each vehicle needs.
Choose a standalone DMS for driver fatigue and distraction, ADAS for forward-collision and lane risks, an AI dashcam for a compact road-plus-driver setup, or an AI MDVR when a vehicle needs more camera channels. Many fleets pilot one configuration on a small group of vehicles before rolling it out.
Standalone DMS
MR688B and MR810 alert drivers to fatigue and distraction signs such as yawning, phone use and smoking, without needing a recorder.
AI dashcam
MR700 combines road and driver views with ADAS and DMS in one unit; MR720 and MR750 record in 2K, and MR750 supports five channels.
AI MDVR
MR910, MR920 and MR930 record 5, 9 or 13 channels and can add DMS, ADAS or BSD functions depending on the model and configuration.
Before you deploy
- Channels and AI functions differ by model and package; confirm the exact configuration before ordering.
- Plan storage and 4G data use before choosing recording settings.
- Pilot on representative vehicles and routes, then review alerts and video before full rollout.
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