With increased pressure from government agencies to hit Vision Zero safety standards, the heightened scrutiny of achieving carbon neutrality goals, or the typical business requirement of sourcing new revenue channels, the automotive industry is facing incredible opportunity for change – as well as make-or-break challenges.

Traditional software and hardware combinations may help, but most will address only part of the problem – and act as temporary solutions. To succeed in the long-run and protect their competitive edge, automotive companies should invest in software that is designed for the problems in front of us – as well as those coming up on the horizon.

Humanising Autonomy is committed to preventing road accidents everywhere.

That’s why our award-winning team developed a Behaviour AI platform, which helps Automotive and ADAS customers respond swiftly to dangerous road situations and prevent accidents with fewer false warnings, meet rigorous safety standards and other compliance requirements, and improve driving decisions.

Read the Nextbase case study on how we’re doing it for the dashcam industry or below for available packages.

Local councils and cities are under heightened scrutiny to offer its citizens a safer and more pleasant living experience by increasing efforts around mobility, safety, and equity. In the past few years alone, the number of mandatory regulations and laws around road safety have increased, placing urgency on updating the legacy infrastructure systems, which can enable a better understanding of where and how high-risk incidents are happening across the city.

Combined with the push for decreasing traffic congestion and improving traffic flow, the industry has seen a revived interest in using new data analytics and technology to better inform city planners and traffic controller strategies.

Humanising Autonomy’s Behaviour AI platform is designed to easily integrate with any existing solution or platform in:

• Intelligent Traffic Control

• Collision Avoidance

• Parking Management

• Automotive Telematics

• Fleet Management and Asset Monitoring

• Rail-running Operation and Collision Avoidance

• Station management

We are delighted to have worked with the Greater for Manchester during the height of the Covid-19 restrictions to offer social distancing analysis. Read below for available City packages.

Whether from the looming insurance risks and costs, near-perfect expectations of driver performance and behaviour, or overall fleet safety, fleet operators are under increased pressure to deliver for their customers, with little room for downtime, error, or other interruptions.

Fleet management systems equipped with telematics technology have been identified to meet these expectations. However, there are still major gaps left unaddressed.

One of these challenges is overall information overload. On average, many companies analyse only around 35% of the video footage generated by their vehicles – often with a massive number of false positives, which results in skewed and misleading insights.

From the footage they do manage to analyse, flagged incidents and near-miss events often don’t offer context to what really happened, ignoring extra information – when, where, how often, and what type of vehicle – that could impact liability or regulatory situations.

Humanising Autonomy’s Behaviour AI platform is the key to unlocking this human context, so you can receive only the most relevant analysis of your footage and better correlate what factors influenced flagged incidents.

We are proud to be working with Together for Safer Roads to implement our road safety offering for the fleets across the United States and Mexico. Read below for available Telematics packages.

In 2021, Amazon was flagged by the Strategic Organizing Center (SOC) for its increased injury rate at its facilities, highlighting that the tech giant has a serious injury rate “more than twice as high as the rate at non-Amazon warehouses”. Although Amazon’s Chairman, Jeff Bezos, pledged increased investment into safety projects including technology to reduce human-machine collisions and industrial accidents during the same year, according to raw data analysed from the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), “workers at Amazon facilities sustained more than 34,000 serious injuries on the job”.

Amazon is not alone in facing increased pressure to take more accountability and responsibility for the well-being and safety of their employees. All companies – regardless of size – are challenged on how they can de-risk their working environments, decrease employer liability for work-related injury claims and prove strict adherence to legislation such as the UK’s Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 (HASAWA).

Humanising Autonomy’s Behaviour AI Platform can accurately and reliably shine a light on the highest-risk areas for accidents, injury and liability in construction sites, manufacturing plants and industrial warehouses.

Based on a proprietary data set of more than one billion behaviours, our computer-vision software can track, detect and predict human intent from camera images and video footage in real time and via historical analysis. This highly nuanced understanding of human behaviour unlocks the data intelligence businesses need to make informed decisions for improving health and safety measures on site.

We are working with construction companies in Japan to help protect their employees from workplace hazards. Read below for available Health & Safety packages.