Improving the performance of your fleet can seem like a daunting task, but Nauto's AI resources and fleet safety topics can make it easier. From ebooks to whitepapers, find actionable insights so you can better manage your commercial fleets today.
Learn how Nauto helped this fleet improve safety compliance in nearly 70% of drivers within 3 weeks by equipping drivers with the Nauto’s Driver Behavior Learning Platform.
Learn how Nauto helped the company implement an AI-first safety program to keep drivers safe and focused while on the road.
Learn how AI can help prevent collisions and distracted driving, further improving the driving skillsets of fleet drivers.
Get a deep understanding of how Nauto effectively measures and reduces fleet driving risk to reduce vehicle collisions and collision-related financial loss.
This Q&A panel, moderated by Bill Cole at Nauto, delves into EnVue Telematics’ perspective on the evolving fleet industry, and leveraging AI-powered technology to meet customer expectations.
Keith Foote from Magna Mirrors provides insights into seamlessly integrating AI and driver monitoring systems into interior mirrors, a significant advance in increasing driver safety and reducing risk while delivering a natural integration that looks and feels ‘factory installed’ rather than afterma
Founding Sponsor, Nauto, shares new innovations in AI and fleet operations that Nauto is unveiling and discusses recent enhancements in risk, safety, and operations that are leveraging AI and data for better intelligence and driver safety and management.
Luminaries from the industry share their points of view on recent changes in regulatory, privacy, and security policies in fleet management and discuss fleet growth strategies, risk management, and balancing customer expectations with business profitability.
An engaging Q&A with Reid Hoffman from Greylock and Nate Beuse from Aurora on current and future innovations in AI and their impact on safety and risk.
An engaging Q&A with BMW about what the fleet industry can learn from advancements in automotive technology, specifically around connectedness and AI, as BMW strives to automate and elevate cars as complex mobile devices.
Neil Cawse, CEO of Geotab, shares his thoughts on the use of data and AI in the fleet and the potential for ongoing AI leverage and innovation to meet customer needs.
Dr. Stefan Heck from Nauto explores the role AI innovation will play to solve the biggest challenges and opportunities we’re facing to increase driver safety, reduce risk, and drive business profitability within fleets.
An overview of how Nauto’s risk methodology helps fleets realize a significant and quantifiable reduction in vehicle collisions and collision-related loss.
See how Nauto Advanced Event Details offers video with contextual details to keep managers fully informed when risky driving behavior or a collision is detected.
Learn how Nauto’s Visually Enhanced Risk Assessment (VERA®) summarizes all driving events and behaviors into one score to track safe driving over time.
Learn about Nauto’s comprehensive methodology for measuring and reducing driving risk based on AI-powered analysis of driving behavior and correlation of risk variables to vehicle collisions.
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Explore the latest research on distracted driving and how our brains are impacted by multitasking and stressors that weaken our cognitive ability to perform complex tasks like driving.
Learn how artificial intelligence works on the network edge (in the vehicle), and how it’s impacting the lives of driver and fleet safety professionals.
An inside look at the differences in AI technology across fleet and risk management software
Learn how to provide fleet drivers with the right information at the right time, without intruding on their privacy or professionalism.
See a live demonstration of Nauto Predictive Collision Alerts for imminent rear-end collision avoidance.
Learn how Nauto is using AI to improve and impact driver behavior before events happen and to massively reduce lives and dollars lost.
Proactively manage fleet safety, coach drivers to improve behavior, track real-time and historical driver activity, access video of critical events, and protect against insurance claims.
The new standard for driver and fleet safety is here! End Distracted Driving. Save Lives. Save Money. Now.
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Learn four best practices that will help you improve your fleet safety using advanced video and sensor technology, AI, and powerful analytics.
Learn how Nauto is using real-time in vehicle AI to combat distracted driving, the fastest growing cause of collisions in the United States.
Instantly address fleet incidents, help exonerate drivers, and streamline claims handling and management.
Limit risk, protect drivers and settle disputes with easy access to AI dash cam video within minutes not days or weeks like traditional telematics solutions.
Equip safety and fleet managers to identify coachable events, reduce collisions and financial penalties, and quickly create actionable reports.
Give your fleet drivers the tools to self-coach and the power to upload footage and notify managers from their driver’s seat with Nauto Self-Guided Coaching.
Reduce operational and insurance costs associated with collisions by deploying an AI driver alert system to help continuously improve driver behavior.
AI-enabled collision avoidance system that provides fleet drivers with enough time to react and prevent imminent collisions in real-time.
We analyzed the impact of In-Vehicle Alerts on distracted driving behavior from nearly 1,400 drivers to uncover measurable safety results.
View your industry’s benchmarks and measure yourself against the rest with our Benchmark Report for Last Mile.
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Learn how artificial intelligence can decrease the frequency, duration, and distance your commercial drivers travel while distracted.
Nauto’s CEO hosts an important conversation with Fletcher Cleaves, distracted driving survivor.
Discover new tools that help your drivers reduce distractions, prevent collisions, and stay safe on the roads.
Introducing new Functional Reports for better insights and streamlined workflows
Recreate risky driving incidents and improve fleet performance with Nauto’s Advanced Event Details.
The road ahead is not easy, but we’re paving the road for our fleets to drive the change to the new world of fleet safety.
Nauto announces Ganesh Thonse has joined the team as the Vice President of Systems Engineering.
Learn about key findings and insights we’ve gathered from collision data across over 250M AI-processed video miles.
Nauto releases findings on distracted driving behavior in commercial drivers and found behavior improved dramatically with Nauto Driver Behavior Alerts.
Donlen has partnered with Nauto to improve the safety of commercial fleets.
Atlas, a commercial fleet insurance company, will deploy Nauto to improve driver safety, reduce driver distraction and make claims handling more efficient
Nauto launches European headquarters in Dublin to focus on improving road safety and help industry gain better understanding of human driving behavior
As the nation exits a busy holiday season filled with high travel volumes, meaning more traffic and more risk, trucking stakeholders, safety regulators, and technology companies alike are working hard to ensure that 2023 is a safer year for everyone on the road.
Trucking stakeholders, safety regulators, and tech companies are striving to make 2023 a safer year.
Stefan Heck discusses how AI can reduce crashes and improve overall driver safety without privacy intrusion.
Software developers such as Nauto, a Palo Alto-based firm, also employ AI to help manufacturers understand driver behavior. Nauto’s AI-based platforms analyze how much a driver is paying attention to the vehicle and the road.
The automotive industry is very much in the forefront of AI innovation. Yoav Banin, chief product and business development officer at Nauto highlighted three applications of AI-based systems for the industry.
Through the implementation of Nauto’s A.I. co-pilot, threats of distracted driving can be mitigated and corrected through real-time coaching and feedback regarding current performance.
Some of the causes of the 10.5% spike in U.S. traffic deaths last year persist and are growing, while others may be fading. Stefan Heck, Founder and CEO of Nauto, discusses the increase in speeding during the pandemic, the rise in distraction rates, and the spike in traffic deaths of pedestrians.
Artificial intelligence and privacy don't always work hand in hand. But when it comes to one sector, commercial driving, AI vision seems to be drastically reducing one of the most astounding examples of employee surveillance today.
What is optimal alerting? What are the top considerations for fleets that are considering a vehicle safety solution?
Instead of compounding safety issues with more regulations, an alternative suggestion could be to seek the help of artificial intelligence instead of bureaucrats. Using AI-assisted video cameras has shown to be highly effective at preventing—or at least mitigating—the severity of crashes.
Using advanced AI, Nauto has created a co-pilot for every driver that delivers real-time feedback and preventative warnings while the truck is on the move. Stefan Heck, founder and CEO of Nauto, discusses how the integration of this new technology will impact the future of driving behavior.
Nauto®, a leading provider of AI-based vehicle safety technology for commercial fleets and the automotive sector, is honored to announce its selection to the 2022 Forbes AI 50 for North America.
Nauto Makes Vehicle AI-Safety Technology Broadly Available Through Channel Partner Program
Our CEO, Stefan Heck, shares how he got started in the automotive industry and how leading-edge technologies are making cars and trucks safer, smarter, and more sustainable.
Our Chief Product Officer, Yoav Banin, shares how humans, with a little help from AI, can overcome distracted driving.
Datamation names the top AI companies playing a key role in shaping the future of AI, and Nauto is on the list.
Nauto's predictive-AI won an Artificial Intelligence Excellence Award from the Business Intelligence Group, which recognizes organizations, products, and people who apply AI to solve real problems.
Taking a people-centered approach to rolling out artificial intelligence initiatives is the key to success, experts say. Here’s how to ensure your AI efforts are ‘augmenting’ the value employees bring to their work.
Since installing Nauto’s driver and fleet safety program, the private fleet of more than 600 delivery trucks has seen collisions fall by 44% since 2018.
Our CEO, Stefan Heck, shares why the future of trucking, and even autonomous vehicles, will involve humans.
Nauto's innovative driver and road safety solution will be available for customers of Navistar's Class 6 through Class 8 International Trucks
Driver shortages and the risks that come with the hiring of younger, inexperienced, and often distracted drivers can be combatted with technologies like Nauto's predictive-AI. We help our customers reduce collisions so they can keep their drivers and communities safe.
Companies collaborate to enhance driver safety and improve urban last mile mobility with predictive-AI technology that gives drivers critical extra time to avoid collisions.
Nauto commends the passage of the bipartisan legislation that calls for a rule that will set minimum performance standards requiring all vehicles sold in the U.S. to be equipped with collision-warning technology within five years.
Our chief product officer Yoav Bannin discussed how #AI is helping keep truck drivers safe, reduce collision losses, and lowering insurance premiums.
Tesla is expanding its advanced suite of driver-assistance features and included scoring of its drivers with this beta release. Nauto CEO, Stefan Heck, comments on the shortcomings of Tesla's approach including its failure to include two of the most critical collision risks: distractedness and speeding.
Examples of AI in use in automotive including Nauto, Tesla, and Ford.
Nauto has developed a hardware-software solution capable of raising the safety level of traditional cars. Learn more.
In an interview with Dr. Stefan Heck, CEO and founder of Nauto, he explains why traffic accidents are a misnomer, why 95% of what happens on roadways is perfectly predictable and how Nauto is looking to address the future of transportation and safety with a very human approach.
A new white paper from Nauto details a data-backed analysis that connect the reduction in risky driving behaviors to fewer collisions and loss reductions. The paper profiles a major global package shipping fleet that experienced an 82% improvement in collision reduction and an 84% improvement in loss reduction; as well as a large last mile delivery fleet that experienced a 92% reduction in distractions without any direct management involvement.
Select Energy Services, a leading provider of water and chemical solutions with a fleet of roughly 2,000 trucks nationwide, prides itself on its safety culture. Select Energy has seen significant risk reduction with Nauto's safety technology. Their legal expenses are estimated to be down about 50% on the trucks using Nauto, which probably means roughly the same amount will be saved on insurance. Mr. Fontaine also speaks to the real-world impact Nauto has had in helping save a drowsy driver's life.
Nauto, a leading SaaS provider of AI and computer vision technology for commercial fleets and the automotive industry, has announced new AI and feature enhancements to its Driver and Fleet Safety Platform.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning can help fleets solve long-running problems and improve safety, if deployed effectively.
Nauto's AI technology is able to track and analyze risk in real time, and when it detects covered risks it can provide preventative warnings that may give drivers critical extra time in which to respond.
Artificial intelligence offers a solution to reduce collisions and distracted driving. Nauto's intelligent connected dashcam packed with AI prevents accidents and improves the driving skills of fleet drivers.
Geotab’s Nauto Driver and Fleet Safety Platform provides a real-time, AI-enabled safety platform that can help predict and prevent high-risk events.
Nauto, a Silicon Valley startup, has introduced camera-based software that can issue predictive collision alerts, monitor driver behavior and provide self-guided coaching for drivers.
Fleets can tap into artificial intelligence (AI) to repair vehicles more efficiently and to train drivers in real time, according to speakers at ACT Virtual during a connectivity panel on the power of AI, including Nauto's CEO & Founder, Stefan Heck
While the AV dream is going to take even longer yet to be realized, four advanced crash-avoiding technologies already available or to become available this year, including Nauto.
Reducing financial strain is just one challenge for commercial truckers due to COVID-19, but distracted driving continues to be a challenge for fleets. Nauto's founder & CEO, Stefan Heck, shares how Nauto supports fleets during this period.
As driver assistance technology continues to expand in the transport sector, there has been a visible increase in the number of distracted driving cases, primarily due to drivers who place too much trust in technology to back them up during critical events on the road.
Nauto is a real-time, artificial intelligence (AI)-powered driver and fleet safety platform. It predicts, actively prevents, and helps reduce high-risk events. What sets Nauto apart from its competition is its “AI on the edge capabilities.”
Nauto, a technology company that uses artificial intelligence to analyze video from vehicles says it is increasing the recording of Uber rides to settle disputes between drivers and passengers and to improve safety.
Nauto, a California-based technology startup that improves driver behavior, has unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered driver and fleet safety platform for commercial vehicles, which will integrate with the safety programs set in place by Nauto’s fleet customers.
Nauto, a provider of fleet safety products, just announced what it claims is the first and only in-vehicle, real-time AI-powered driver and fleet safety platform.
In the transportation industry, advancements in autonomous vehicles, driver safety systems, digital freight matching and other applications are all powered by machine learning technology. Perhaps more importantly, transportation companies are using the technology to better manage risk by changing future outcomes rather than reacting to present events.
What is Silicon Valley's role in autos? The tech hub's mastery of sensors, geographic data, communications and artificial intelligence is exerting a gravitational pull on the global auto industry.
Fleet Management Weekly identifies Nauto as the most robust, full-spectrum anti-distraction system on the market today that combines multiple sensors, telematics, and a distraction warning that is powered by AI.
A Nauto study released this month found distracted driving could be reduced as much as 47 percent if drivers get real-time alerts that help refocus their attention on the road.
A study by artificial intelligence startup Nauto surfaced this week explaining the perils of distracted driving and shedding light on the frequency of accidents occurring due to road distractions.
Nauto CEO, Stefan Heck, discusses role of AI-in-the-cab in constructing the connected car ecosystem.
This Palo Alto start-up is taking aim at a deadly problem: distracted driving among commercial fleet drivers. Nauto revealed that 70% of collisions with commercial fleets involved distracted drivers.
Using AI and lots of data Stefan Heck’s startup Nauto is already saving lives on the road. While completely autonomous vehicles all the time may still be months away, this venture has found a way to apply the best in technology to make a difference today.
Nauto will offer fleet drivers a new app that should increase transparency and help facilitate coaching, the Palo Alto, Calif.-based fleet safety solutions provider has announced.
Nauto has developed a new AI-powered Coaching Dashboard for fleet managers and a mobile app, Nauto Driver, for fleet drivers to self-coach.
An array of new and updated solutions in 2019 will help fleet managers reduce risky driver behavior like never before.
Algorithms of Nauto Prevent monitor a driver’s head, eyes and torso to determine if eyes are on the road, says Sanket Akerkar, senior vice president of Nauto’s fleet and insurance lines of business. Drivers get progressive in-cabin alerts if they are distracted while a vehicle is moving. A driver is not alerted for looking at a cell phone at a stop light, for instance. The severity of risk is based on the length of time a driver is not looking at the road and the speed of the vehicle.
Academics worry how A.I. will be programmed to navigate ethical dilemmas. Founders of A.I.-driven companies don't.
Nauto’s data shows that a “driver distraction event” occurs, on average, every four miles. Mr. Heck said there was evidence that the inattention of human drivers was a factor in half of the approximately 40,000 traffic fatalities in the United States last year.
Nauto, the automotive tech startup that uses a combination of artificial intelligence, cameras, motion sensors, and GPS to understand and improve driver behavior, has raised $159 million from a diverse group of investors that includes General Motors, venture capital firm Greylock Partners, and the Softbank Group Corp.
The Palo Alto, CA-based start-up makes technology to help develop driverless cars.
Greylock’s Reid Hoffman and SoftBank’s Shu Nyatta will join Nauto’s board as part of the investment.
Nauto closed a $159 million Series B funding round, led by Softbank and Greylock. Previous investors included German automaker BMW AG (BMWG.DE) and Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T), as well as German insurance firm Allianz (ALVG.DE) and General Motors (GM.N) Ventures.
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