Summary: NaviTime Japan announced on March 12 the launch of their drive recorder app “AiRCAM,” equipped with AI and AR technology. The app uses AI facial recognition to analyze real-time footage of the driver captured by the smartphone’s front camera, detecting behaviors such as drowsy driving and distracted driving as a safety measure.

2024年3月12日 Last updated : 2024年3月12日 Nobukuni Kaneyama

On March 12th, Navitime Japan announced the launch of a new feature in their drive recorder app “AiRCAM,” which is equipped with AI and AR technology. Starting on the same day, the app can analyze real-time footage of the driver captured by the smartphone’s front camera using AI facial recognition. This feature is designed to detect behaviors such as distracted driving and drowsiness, helping to prevent accidents and promote safe driving practices. Stay updated on advancements in road safety technology and innovative solutions for driver monitoring through the logistics news platform, LNEWS.

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