Up to now, cameras were used for limited use cases such as reversing and ADAS, and were not part of the connected car revolution.
`Even today, Nexar data shows that the overwhelming majority of clips created by our users were NOT made to record collisions, but other events. At 70% of all respondents, embedded dash cams top the list of features wanted by future vehicle buyers, according to analyst AutoPacific. Car cams will enable a “car selfie” and will, as the ultimate sensor, unleash crowd-sourced-vision based applications for connected cars. The sheer power and size of such raw imagery input, ingestion and compute, require management from a platform, bandwidth and AI compute angles.
A car with a camera isn’t a car with another sensor. It is a new experience full of interesting applications for drivers. You can monitor your parked car, find it or search for crowd-sourced free parking spots. Cloud-based dash cams use AI to tell when and what to record and unleash new compelling applications, from navigation through detecting road blockages, and sharing of videos, experiences and alerts across a network of drivers.
In this workshop, Nexar’s CEO & Co-Founder Eran Shir will share insights from our tens of thousands of users, and how cameras, the ultimate sensor, will impact the market and what that means for OEMs and their suppliers.
