FLEET RISK INTELLIGENCE · SINCE 2018
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MANTIS DRIVER COPILOT · BUILT FOR DRIVERS TOO

Why MANTIS drivers don’t want to go back.

A wider view when backing up. The relevant side view when the blinker is on. Supported alerts when a person enters a monitored blind spot. Multi-camera assistance gives the driver practical tools in the cab. Assistance supports the driver’s judgment; it does not replace it.

RECOGNITION, NOT SURVEILLANCE

A harsh brake could be a good decision.

Use the footage, the driver’s account and trip context to recognize safe actions and focus coaching where it helps.

  • Recognition, not just enforcement. Show the safe response behind the alert.
  • Adoption follows fairness. Give drivers a voice in the review.
  • Coaching where it counts. Focus on useful actions, not a list of reprimands.
See the driver’s view
MANTISRECON / DRIVER RECOGNITION
DEMO DRIVER OF THE MONTH

Mia Harper

Early awareness. Controlled braking. A safer working day.

1.4/15
Fictional driversRisk score · low first
MH
Mia HarperDefensive response reviewed
1.4/15
AM
Alex MorganConsistent low-risk driving
1.8/15
JE
Jordan EllisConsistent low-risk driving
2.2/15

Recognize the safe decision behind the event. A harsh brake may be the action that avoided a collision.

All names, scores and recognition are fictional. Lower illustrative risk scores appear first. Awards require a human review of the video, exposure and driver account, not a score alone.

RECON illustrative events dashboard
EVENT CONTEXT
Privacy-edited cold-chain camera example
REFRIGERATED COMPARTMENT
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PASSENGER AREA

Privacy-edited marketing examples. Not original incident evidence or native camera-quality specifications.

MANTIS RISK INTELLIGENCE

One event is a signal.
The full picture is intelligence.

Camera sensors and telemetry help surface the moments that matter. Bring the signals together, then use the footage and driver’s account to understand why.

ILLUSTRATIVE DEMONSTRATION
Illustrative left-hand-drive cabin with the driver's face blurred; the driver holds a phone
Illustrative in-cab image, generated for this page rather than captured from a vehicle. The event controls illustrate supported signal types, not findings about a real person.

EXPLORE THE SIGNALS

Mobile phone use

A supported phone-use signal brings the moment into review. Check the video, trip state and driver account before drawing a conclusion.

Supported functions depend on the selected equipment, configuration and available vehicle signals.

Explore evidence-led coaching

CONFIGURE THE VIEW

Choose the detections that fit your operation.

Agree turn-signal camera switching and supported detections for the vehicle.

01

Distraction

Review supported attention-related alerts in context.

02

Phone use

Use supported detection and associated video to support coaching.

03

Fatigue

Treat alerts as prompts for a safe response, not a medical assessment.

04

Seatbelt

Discuss supported detection and configuration with the team.

05

Harsh braking

Review the event before deciding why it happened.

06

Harsh steering

Bring road and surrounding views into the investigation.

Detection, camera count, field of view and retention depend on the selected hardware and configuration. Systems assist drivers; they do not replace observation or safe working procedures.

BACK YOUR DRIVERS WITH EVIDENCE

See what happened. Hear their side.

Bring event footage into fair, practical coaching. Recognize the good decisions, understand the difficult moments and help drivers make safer ones.

Footage can explain a flagged event, and sometimes it shows the driver doing exactly the right thing. Put evidence and context at the center of your safety program, with clear expectations about access and how recordings will be used.

Illustrative interface with demo data. Product configuration may vary.
01

AI event review

Review supported AI events such as distraction or phone-use alerts, with the relevant video. Detection options depend on the selected camera and configuration.

02

Harsh-event context

Review braking and steering events alongside footage. Distinguish an avoidable action from a necessary response.

03

Practical coaching

Focus conversations on a specific moment, the driver’s perspective and an agreed next step.

A PRACTICAL WORKFLOW

From an event to a coaching conversation.

01

Review

Check the event and surrounding footage.

02

Understand

Consider road conditions, workload and the driver’s account.

03

Coach

Agree a clear, practical action where appropriate.

04

Recognize

Use evidence to acknowledge safe decisions as well as areas for improvement.

BEYOND THE STANDARD TRUCK

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