GPS Commercial Concrete Vehicle Supervision System Solution

　　In recent years, with the accelerated upgrading of infrastructure projects in China, the number and scale of commercial concrete vehicles in construction and basic engineering applications have continued to expand. At the same time, it has also brought safety hazards and environmental problems, such as speeding, fatigue driving, and illegal unloading. In order to better regulate vehicle safety and standardize operations, Source Electronics has combined practical business processes to promote a unique industry platform, based on vehicle GPS video terminals, with linkage management solutions for safe driving, route planning, cost settlement, and more.

　　The car GPS positioning terminal complies with national policy standards such as the Beidou Protocol (JT/T 794-2019, JT/T 808-2019), National Standard Protocol (GB/T 19056-2012), and Ministerial Video Protocol (JT/T 1076-2016, JT/T 1078-2016) for in vehicle video monitoring terminals, and supports seamless integration with third-party platforms. The equipment is suitable for the regulatory needs of industries such as two passengers and one dangerous vehicle, freight vehicles, taxis, ride hailing services, school buses, escort vehicles, etc. The platform features include but are not limited to the following aspects

　　1. Real time vehicle positioning and driving trajectory (including trajectory feedback);

　　2. ADAS advanced driving assistance system and DSM driver monitoring system for safe driving;

　　3. The driving recorder function must provide in vehicle video monitoring and video recording;

　　4. Capable of monitoring the main station, remote management, and analyzing driving status data;

　　5. Vehicle scheduling, cost settlement, paperless office;

　　6. Platform data integration and related system linkage management.

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