Map the Hazard Zone
Identify side, front, rear, crossing or low-visibility risks around the vehicle.
AlwayCare AI vehicle cameras support two distinct selection paths: CC1004-BSD for 1080p blind-zone detection and CC1003-AHD21 for combined thermal infrared and visible-light imaging. Select by hazard, viewing environment, host-system compatibility and the warning workflow required on the vehicle.


Use where front, rear, left or right blind-zone awareness is the priority. The product record lists pedestrian, vehicle and animal detection, starlight night vision and an external sound-and-light alarm interface.
View CC1004-BSD
Use where the project calls for thermal infrared plus visible-light imaging. The product record lists split-screen display and pedestrian and vehicle detection through its BSD algorithm.
View CC1003-AHD21Identify side, front, rear, crossing or low-visibility risks around the vehicle.
Compare blind-zone visible imaging with thermal-and-visible dual-spectrum viewing.
Verify power, video format, display, recorder and alarm-output compatibility.
Test mounting, view coverage, detection behavior and nuisance warnings.
Detection results depend on mounting, view angle, target visibility, lighting, weather, vehicle speed, host equipment and calibration. Confirm coverage and alarm behavior on the actual vehicle. AI cameras supplement mirrors, direct observation, training and site traffic controls.
AI blind-zone detection camera
Thermal infrared and visible-light camera
Pedestrians, vehicles and animals
Pedestrians and vehicles
Starlight full-color night vision
Thermal plus visible-light split screen
1920 x 1080
1920 x 1080
12V; IP69K stated in description
12V; IP69K stated in description
-20 C to 70 C
-30 C to 70 C
The CC1003-AHD21 brief description mentions detection up to 300m, but this value is not repeated in its detailed technical record. It is therefore not used here as a guaranteed range; confirm project-specific distance and target conditions before selection.

Evaluate side, rear and front areas where pedestrians, cyclists or other road users may be obscured.

Assess whether visible imaging or thermal-plus-visible imaging better fits night, glare and environmental conditions.

Confirm how video, detection events and sound/light warnings connect to the monitor, recorder or other host equipment.
Map the target zone and check bodywork, cargo and equipment obstructions.
Confirm the listed 12V requirement and compatibility with the selected display or recording system.
For CC1004-BSD, confirm the external sound-and-light alarm path and required accessories.
Test relevant targets, lighting, weather, speeds, missed detections and nuisance warnings.
CC1004-BSD focuses on blind-zone detection with starlight visible imaging. CC1003-AHD21 combines thermal infrared and visible-light imaging with split-screen display.
No. The CC1004-BSD record lists pedestrians, vehicles and animals; the CC1003-AHD21 detailed record lists pedestrians and vehicles.
Do not assume that. Confirm the required monitor, recorder, power, video interface, alarm device and other host-system components for the project.
No guarantee is made here. The value appears in the brief description but not in the detailed technical record, so distance must be confirmed for the intended target and conditions.
No. Detection assists awareness and must be validated after installation. Drivers still need mirrors, direct observation, training and safe operating procedures.
Share the vehicle type, target zones, lighting, display or recorder, alarm requirement and operating environment for a focused recommendation.