Conceptualized specifically for high-value fleet operators, ZenduCAM 360, integrates purpose-designed DVR along with an array of high-quality, rugged external and in-cabin cameras to provide 360° coverage around your fleet.
ZenduiT’s industry-leading ZenduWork is a one-stop job order management software that leverages ZenduCAM’s systems, processes, and domain expertise to optimize scheduling, dispatching, and job orders.
The ZenFalcon is a smart, battery powered monitoring device in a rugged housing. Super long battery life is possible with LTC batteries, or connect to a power source for a permanent solution. Uses a combination of GPS and Wi-Fi to track assets both outdoors and indoors.
The ZenBeacon provides an alternative to RFID tracking via Bluetooth Low-Energy beacons. With a Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy Radio, the beacons have a long battery life with a range of up to 250m. The devices are IP68 water and dust resistant with an operating temperature from −40°C to +80°C.
ZenduiT’s industry-leading ZenduWork is a one-stop job order management software that leverages ZenduCAM’s systems, processes, and domain expertise to optimize scheduling, dispatching, and job orders.
Automatically generate work orders when a vehicle fault or scheduled maintenance is detected, track your parts inventory, understand engine codes, manage asset rotating, schedule downtime, and so much more with Zendu Maintenance.
By leveraging ZenduIT’s maintenance management solution, Velocity Rail has been able to boost efficiency and extend the lifespan of equipment from 4-5 years up to 10 years.
There are many things businesses and fleet managers should consider when it comes to choosing the right vehicle for their fleets – price, comfort, styling, functionality, environmental impacts and energy efficiency are just a few of these factors. When looking towards the future, fleet managers should think about whether the vehicle can meet the challenges and […]
Over time electric vehicles (EVs) have grown incredibly in popularity. Not only do these innovative forms of transportation bring environmental benefits, but economic advantages for consumers and businesses as well. With this being said, EVs are anticipated to continue to grow in popularity as innovation improves and the technology becomes more readily available for all. […]
In-cabin dash cameras provide essential data so that fleets can reduce costs and improve their overall operations. They can provide an extra layer of safety and security for both drivers and passengers, by recording any incidents that may occur inside the vehicle, such as accidents, theft, or dangerous behavior.
By using advanced machine learning algorithms, AI dash cams are able to recognize dangers such as hard braking, sharp turning or sudden lane changes long before they occur – giving fleet managers time to intervene if necessary while also capturing valuable evidence should an incident arise later down the line.
The main benefits associated with road-facing dash cameras include providing live views into what’s happening on the road ahead, capturing critical data such as speed and lane changes, and recording possible evidence in the event of an accident. Additionally, these types of cameras are extremely versatile as they can be used both day and night, offering clear footage regardless of lighting conditions.
Rear-view dash cameras are a popular way to protect drivers from fraudulent insurance claims and liability. Most rear-view dash cams are GPS-enabled, allowing fleet managers to monitor driving behaviour in real-time and improve driving practices where necessary.
Anyone looking for an extra layer of protection when driving would benefit from a side view dash cam. This type of camera provides extra footage in the event of an accident, showing what happened just before and after impact that other cameras may not capture by simply recording what’s ahead of the vehicle.
While dash cams have been available for personal use for some time, they are becoming increasingly popular in commercial fleets. Businesses large and small have realized the value that dash cams provide, not only to vehicles and drivers, but to business operations and ultimately, a company’s bottom line. What are Dash Cams? Dashboard cameras, or […]
Which option is best for you will depend on your needs and budget. If you’re looking for a more comprehensive solution, then multi-lens cameras are the way to go. However, if you’re trying to keep costs down, then single-lens cameras are a perfectly viable option.
Dash cam footage can fast track your claim, exonerate your drivers and positively impact your bottom line. Having dash cams in your vehicles can positively affect your premium, which in turn helps keep your rates down.
