Mobileye™
Reduce risks to your fleet
When about 90% of accidents are caused by driver error and nearly 80% of crashes involve driver inattention within three seconds before the event , even a few seconds’ warning can help prevent collisions. The Mobileye Collision Avoidance System helps drivers by acting as a “third eye”, constantly monitoring the road in front. It identifies certain potentially dangerous situations, and provides audio and visual alerts to assist the driver in preventing or mitigating a collision, helping you reduce risk and cost.
Time.
Even one second can make a world of difference. It can impact so many things. But what if you could get that time back?
Studies show that collision avoidance technology could avert almost 30% of crashes (Boston Consulting Group, 2015. IIHS, 2015). Mobilized collision avoidance system gives you more time to react. Mobilize camera scans the road ahead and uses its IQ chip and computer vision algorithms to detect potential dangers, warning the driver with real-time alerts.
- Pedestrian and cyclist collision warning. (*may not register cyclists or pedestrians when travelling over 60km/hr or in low light conditions)
- Forward collision warning.
- Lane departure warning.
- Headway monitoring and warning.
More than 27 million vehicles worldwide are equipped with mobile eye technology. Mobile is a one-time investment, easy to install and can be retrofitted to almost any vehicle. It seamlessly integrates with most telematics systems. When seconds count real-time alerts make all the difference.
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Key features
Pedestrian and cyclist collision warning
Drivers receive alerts up to two seconds before a potential collision, giving them time to react.⁴,⁷
Forward collision warning
Up to 2.7 seconds’ warning of an imminent collision with a vehicle or motorcycle ahead, both on highways and in urban areas.
Lane departure warning
Visual and audio warnings alert drivers when there is an unintentional movement from the driving lane without signalling.
Headway monitoring and warning
Reduce the likelihood of accidents and assist drivers to keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front. The system issues an alert when the distance to the vehicle ahead becomes dangerous (less than two seconds).
Speed limit indicator
Help drivers avoid fines and other penalties with notifications when the vehicles pass speed signs. Drivers also receive an alert when the vehicle’s speed exceeds the legal limit.⁶
Benefits
Improve driver skills
Typically, after driving for some time with the system installed, drivers grow accustomed to the alerts and anticipate them. Therefore, they naturally begin to keep a safer following distance or stop earlier in anticipation of the warning.
Reduce operational costs
Collision costs are steep, from replacement parts and vehicle down- time to late delivery charges, increased insurance premiums and more. With Mobileye’s alerts, you can reduce the likelihood of collisions. And drivers who use the system say that they brake harshly much less often, which helps reduce fuel usage and wear and tear.
Avoid penalties
Vehicles are legally considered part of your workplace, so duty of care and chain of responsibility guidelines apply to you no matter where in the supply chain you sit. Mobileye can help keep your business compliant.
Receive actionable insights
The Mobileye system integrates with numerous fleet management systems enabling you to access driver behaviour data and create incentives for them to improve.
How it works
Mobileye, an Intel Company, is a global leader in the development of computer vision and machine learning, data analysis, localisation, and mapping technologies for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). We partner with Mobileye to provide solutions to suit your fleet operations.
Mobileye 6 Series
Mobileye 6 series uses an artificial vision sensor to monitor the road of pedestrians, cyclists, and other vehicles. It consists of a single camera and a dashboard alert unit to give the driver visual and audible warnings. It includes lane departure and speed alerts.
Mobileye Shield+™
Mobileye Shield+ offers similar functionalities to the Mobileye 6 Series and adds blind spot detection for cyclists and pedestrians. This multi-camera system enables multiple views around a vehicle to give drivers of larger, higher risk vehicles enhanced vision. The standard Shield+ from Telstra consists of three total cameras.
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Frequently asked questions
The Mobileye solution’s camera continuously scans the road ahead of the vehicle for other vehicles, unintentional lane drift, pedestrians, cyclists, and more. With vigilant analysis of relative distances, locations and speeds, the Mobileye solution issues visual and audio alerts so that drivers can take appropriate corrective action in order to avoid a collision.
The Mobileye solution has some limitations that you should also be aware of:
- The Mobileye solution will not necessarily register cyclists or pedestrians when travelling over 50Km/h or in low light conditions;
- The speed alert may give false positive readings when it picks up on speed signs that are only applicable at certain times of the day, e.g. in school zones
- The Mobileye ShieldTM 2 cameras will not pick up pedestrians or cyclists less than 1m in height.
There are two Mobileye solutions sold by Telstra:
- Mobileye 6 Series is a single forward-facing camera which assists in preventing or mitigating collisions by alerting the driver in the seconds prior to a potential collision.
- MobileyeShield+ is an Advanced Driver Assist System (ADAS) specifically designed to address the large blind spots, greater turning radii and other unique challenges experienced by drivers of buses and other large vehicles.
Mobileye 6 Series consists of the camera unit containing the EyeQ™3 chip, and a speaker, which is mounted on the inside of the windscreen and an EyeWatch™4 display for visual alerts.
In addition to the camera unit and EyeWatch included with the Mobileye 6 Series solution, the MobileyeShield+ solution has additional cameras placed towards the back of a large vehicle, continuously monitoring the driving environment in order to detect pedestrians and cyclists hidden in the vehicle’s blind spots.
Yes. Mobileye is currently compatible with the Teletrac Navman Director® and Fleet Complete MyGeoTab (only available with a MyGeotab Fleet Plan. Not available with a MyGeotab Base or Business Plan).
When a Mobileye solution is integrated with one of these telematics solutions, the Mobileye device will use one or more of the available ports in the telematics device for the duration of the integration. If the required number of ports are not available (ie if those ports are being used by other devices integrated with the telematics solution) then the Mobileye solution will not be able to be integrated with the telematics solution. The particular ports used to integrate the Mobileye solution will not be available for the integration of other technologies, that require the use of those particular ports, while the Mobileye solution is integrated.
Mobileye Vision Technologies Ltd. is a large global ADAS provider, chosen by car manufacturers as the supplier of integrated solutions for over 300 new car models manufactured around the world, who all rely on Mobileye’s proprietary algorithm for their collision avoidance systems.
The Mobileye aftermarket collision avoidance technology sold by Telstra is brought to you by the same team developing these sophisticated solutions for some of the world’s leading auto manufacturers.
Mobileye provides fleets looking for an after-market collision avoidance system without replacing their entire fleet.
The Mobileye 6 Series and MobileyeShield+ solutions being sold by Telstra do not require a sim card and are not connected to a network unless you decide to integrate them with the Teletrac Navman Director® or Fleet Complete MyGeotab products. Even then, the device does not have a SIM card of its own and relies on the connectivity from the OBDII device (e.g. Qube 300, Go7).
A zero cost mobile service number sim card does get registered for each Mobileye 6 Series or MobileyeShield+ solution that you purchase to enable the activation of your Mobileye solution in Telstra systems, however this mobile service number will appear on your Telstra bill as a $0 charge.
All Mobileye solutions require professional installation by an accredited Mobileye installer which can be organised by your Telstra sales representative. Telstra has a national network of trained and accredited Mobileye installers to professionally install and set up your Mobileye solution.
Access to the CAN bus and ignition may be necessary for installation, which means dismantling panelling and cables that will be reinstated by the installer.
Telstra have accredited Mobileye installation technicians in every state and territory so that no matter where you reside within Australia there is a Mobileye installer that can assist you.
Mobileye solutions sold by Telstra can either be purchased outright or with a 36 month hardware repayment option, where the cost of the hardware is spread out over 36 months of monthly repayments.
Why Telstra
Range of solutions for your fleet
As one of Australia’s largest Fleet Management Services (telematics) providers, we can help you get greater visibility into driver behaviour and enrich operational insights by integrating other technologies into the Mobileye solution. Teletrac Navman Director and Fleet Complete MyGeotab will give you added reporting and location tracking functionality to help you run your fleet even more efficiently.
National Installation network
Get access to a national network of accredited installers, backed by our support and installation warranty. Choose between an accredited Dealer Installer or the Telstra National Installer for direct access to fleet installation services across Australia.
Local Support
As one of the world’s fastest growing fleet telematics businesses, we have a passionate team to provide you with national support for your Mobileye solution.
Things you need to know
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The windscreen of the vehicle must be kept reasonably clean to be able to “see” through the windscreen.
- Singh, S. (2015, February). Critical reasons for crashes investigated in the National Motor Vehicle Crash Causation Survey. (Traffic Safety Facts Crash•Stats. Report No. DOT HS 812 115). Washington, DC: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
- U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. (2006). The 100-Car Naturalistic Drive Study: Phase II - Results of the 100-Car Field Experiment (DOT HS 810 593). Springfield, VA: National Technical Service.
- AXA Winterthur. (2009) Accident Research.
- The Mobileye solution will not necessarily register cyclists or pedestrians when travelling over 50Km/h or in low light conditions
- The speed alert may give false positive readings when it picks up on speed signs that are only applicable at certain times of the day, e.g. in school zones
- The Mobileye Shield+™ cameras will not pick up pedestrians or cyclists less than 1m in height; and
- The windscreen of the vehicle must be kept reasonably clean to be able to “see” through the windscreen.