SOHANIoT provides connected vehicle solutions that combine in-vehicle devices, video telematics, GPS positioning, AI safety alerts and cloud-based fleet-management tools. The goal is to make vehicle, driver and event data easier to see, assess and act on.

Typical applications include logistics and trucking, public transit, school buses, taxis, mining and construction vehicles, delivery fleets and OEM or integrator programs. The final design depends on the vehicle, camera coverage, workflow and local operating requirements.

No. A dashcam records video; a connected telematics solution can also combine location, vehicle status, alerts and remotely accessible evidence. Depending on the selected product, this can support incident review, driver-safety workflows and day-to-day fleet visibility.

Start with the operational objective. Multi-camera MDVR configurations are suited to richer video evidence and monitoring; GPS trackers focus on positioning and vehicle status; AI camera solutions add event detection and driver-assistance functions. Projects often combine these capabilities.

Available functions vary by device and configuration, and may include driver-status monitoring, forward-risk alerts, blind-spot awareness and event-based video capture. We confirm supported functions against the selected hardware and target market before quoting a project.

Devices can continue recording locally when mobile coverage is interrupted. The timing and scope of live data, remote video and later synchronization depend on the device, storage setup, network conditions and configured data policy.

Video can be recorded locally and, where the configuration permits, retrieved or reviewed remotely through the fleet platform. Camera count, resolution, storage capacity and retention policy should be planned according to the operational and regulatory needs of the project.

Commercial-vehicle use calls for robust installation, stable power handling and appropriate environmental protection. Exact ratings, operating conditions and installation constraints vary by product, so the applicable specification sheet should be reviewed for each deployment.

Integration options can include platform interfaces and data exchange for selected projects. Before implementation, we assess the existing system, required data fields, authentication method, update frequency and ownership of integration maintenance.

OEM and customization programs can cover device selection, branding, interfaces, feature configuration and supporting materials. Feasibility, lead time, certification scope and minimum order requirements are confirmed through the project review process.

A useful starting brief includes:

• Vehicle types and fleet size
• Countries or regions of operation
• Required cameras, safety functions and tracking data
• Existing software or integration requirements
• Installation model and desired launch timing

Support scope can include product documentation, installation guidance, remote troubleshooting and project coordination. The agreed service model depends on the product, partner arrangement and deployment region.

Privacy requirements differ by jurisdiction and operating model. Fleet operators should define a clear purpose for collection, give appropriate notice, limit access, establish retention rules and configure relevant privacy controls. Legal and policy review should be completed locally before rollout.

Access should be set up around operational roles, so users see only the vehicles, events and functions required for their work. We recommend reviewing account roles, password practices, device ownership and access removal procedures as part of deployment.

Applicable certificates and approvals depend on the product model and target market. Please request the relevant documents during product selection; the project team can confirm what applies before purchase or shipment.

We can provide product and installation information for project planning. The fleet operator, distributor or local partner remains responsible for confirming legal, privacy, road-safety and installation requirements in the deployment market.