Dashcam Systems

Mobiliz's Dashboard Camera systems increase security by recording video from inside and around the vehicle. It offers features such as instant monitoring and tracking of past recordings.

Yes. Thanks to Mobiliz's AI-powered dash cam systems, DMS and ADAS technologies, it detects situations such as seat belt violations, mobile phone use, fatigue, and distraction through image analysis and instantly warns the driver.

Video telematics is the analysis of in-cab camera footage combined with location and driving data on a single platform. Mobiliz’s AI-powered dash cam solutions are based on this approach.

Dash cams help prevent accidents in advance, protect drivers against risky behavior, provide evidence in insurance and legal proceedings in the event of accidents and damage, and contribute to the more transparent and efficient management of fleet operations.

When the vehicle engine starts and the vehicle is in motion, the camera automatically begins HD recording; recording does not take place when the vehicle is stopped or turned off to prevent unnecessary battery consumption. During recording, AI-powered sensors detect risky situations (seatbelt violation, phone usage, fatigue, lane departure, etc.); image and warning data are associated with date, time, and location information and transmitted to a secure server.

When a violation or incident is detected, the image of the incident, date and time information, vehicle location, and the type of violation detected (seat belt, mobile phone use, lane violation, etc.) are recorded together. This data can be reviewed and reported from a single platform.

The installation is carried out by the authorized Mobiliz service network in accordance with the vehicle type and the selected camera model (integrated or external). Following the installation, the system is ready for recording and remote access in a short time.

Recording duration may vary depending on image quality, camera count, storage capacity, and use case. Different recording durations can be achieved with configurations tailored to your needs.

It helps achieve clearer images in low-light conditions or during night driving. This makes it possible to maintain recording quality at different times of the day.

When there is an internet connection, the images inside the vehicle can be monitored in real-time by authorized users. This allows for rapid evaluation of developments on the field and for necessary actions to be taken without delay.

Depending on the authorization structure, images from vehicles can be viewed and managed from anywhere through a single platform.

In integrated solutions, images can be associated with date, time, and location data. This makes it easier to analyze where and when a specific event occurred.

When an internet connection is available, the detected violation or incident footage is uploaded to the system shortly and can be reviewed instantly by authorized users; if there is no connection, the footage is kept on the device and transmitted when the connection is established.

It supports the analysis of driver behavior, facilitates the detection of risky situations, and contributes to the development of a safe driving culture. This can help reduce operational risks.

In-car camera systems can offer different features depending on the product used. Driver-facing cameras can help detect risky behaviors such as distraction, phone use, seatbelt violations, or signs of fatigue. The aim is not to constantly monitor the driver, but to support safe driving and reduce potential risks.

Yes. DMS and ADAS technologies detect risky moments that could lead to accidents—such as lane departures, failure to maintain a safe following distance, fatigue, or distraction—before the accident occurs, and instantly warn the driver.

Improvement areas can be identified by analyzing disruptions, delays, or operational risks in workflows through images.

Image recordings can be an important source of information in the investigation of accidents, damages, or operational disputes. They help to more clearly assess the time, development, and circumstances of the incident.

A direct premium discount is not guaranteed for all insurance companies, but the video evidence it provides in the event of accidents and damages helps prevent fraudulent claims and ensures faster processing of insurance procedures.

The use of in-car dash cams can be considered a personal data processing activity within the scope of the KVKK (Personal Data Protection Law). Therefore, it is important that the recordings are used only for the designated purpose (security, incident investigation, etc.), access is restricted to authorized persons, and necessary disclosure obligations are fulfilled. Mobiliz solutions support storing data in a secure server infrastructure and keeping it closed to unauthorized access.

Yes, using an in-car camera is legal in Turkey. However, there are some points to consider. If the camera only records traffic and the surroundings, there is no penalty; however, it should not continuously record close-ups of passengers or people's faces, and it should not be intended for secret recording.

The use of in-car cameras is generally not mandatory in Turkey; however, they are preferred in certain commercial vehicle segments due to regulatory requirements or corporate policies. Mandatory cameras in commercial vehicles You can review the current regulations regarding it.

Yes. Mobiliz's in-car camera systems can work integrated with Mobiliz vehicle tracking systems, allowing location, speed, and driving data to be monitored together with camera footage from a single platform.

Yes, in-vehicle camera systems can be retrofitted to fleets currently using the Mobiliz vehicle tracking system. This allows location and driving data to continue being managed from a single platform along with camera footage.

Dashcam can be adapted to different usage scenarios, ranging from passenger cars to heavy commercial vehicles, from service vehicles to field operation vehicles.