Stream the cameras inside and outside each vehicle to your operations center with low latency and watch the whole fleet on a monitor wall. When a passenger needs help, one tap opens a video call with your support team.
Zero latency: Camera latency to operations
Monitor wall: The fleet on one screen
Two-way: Passenger help calls
Built for the operations center
Multi-camera streams
Each vehicle publishes its cameras over WHIP, or IP cameras are pulled and relayed; operators watch with zero latency.
Monitor wall
Lay out the whole fleet on one screen, grouped by vehicle or area.
Passenger help calls
A tablet in the car or the passenger's phone calls support with two-way voice and video.
Live status messages
Data channels deliver vehicle status, alerts and notices to operators as they happen.
AI vision
Person detection and counting help confirm boarding, alighting and the state of the cabin.
Built for mobile networks
Viewers reconnect on their own when networks change, and every publish and disconnect is logged.
Access control
Publishing requires a stream key; viewing domains limit origins and use signed URLs.
Frequently asked questions
How do vehicle cameras connect?
Each vehicle publishes its cameras over WHIP, or IP cameras are pulled and relayed. Publishing requires a stream key.
Can passengers call for help?
Yes. A tablet in the car or the passenger's phone opens a two-way voice and video call with your support team in one tap.
What happens when the mobile network changes?
Viewers reconnect on their own, and every publish and disconnect is logged.
Does the platform control the vehicles?
No. The platform carries the video, monitoring and communication; driving and control stay with your autonomous-driving system.
Scope
The platform carries the video, monitoring and communication. Driving and control of the vehicles are outside the platform and stay with your autonomous-driving system.
Tell us what you are building.
We reply with the integration path, a test account and pricing for your volume.
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