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Netradyne Driver•i D-810 Allows 360-Degree AI Visibility Without Relying On Cloud

Netradyne announced its new Driver•i D-810, which combines 360-degree artificial intelligence with edge intelligence across up to eight cameras.

Composite image of components of Netradyne's new 360-degree safety system

Powered by the D-810, Driver•i 360 AI delivers real-time, edge-based intelligence across up to eight cameras, eliminating blind spots around the cab, sides, rear, and trailer without relying on the cloud, according to Netradyne.

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Netradyne announced its new Driver•i D-810, combining 360-degree artificial intelligence with edge intelligence across up to eight cameras.

The D-810 gives fleets greater visibility into driver behavior and vehicle activity, according to a Netradyne news release, delivering real-time visibility that helps fleets reduce collisions, improve performance, and simplify daily operations.

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With 360-degree video visibility and collision management, the D-810 strengthens Netradyne’s integrated platform for fleet operations in safety, fuel efficiency, compliance, and vehicle health management.

The Driver•i D-810 introduces a new generation of design and driver support, according to Netradyne.

  • Dual- and quad-lens windshield cameras are over 80% smaller than previous models, reducing obstruction while preserving AI accuracy. 

  • A powerful processing hub supports multiple configurations, giving fleets the scalability they need. 

  • For drivers, an optional in-cab monitor streams blind spot views during turns, lane changes, and reversing. Paired with automated AI audio alerts, the system functions as a real-time co-pilot, Netradyne said.

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What Blind Spots?

Powered by the D-810, Driver•i 360 AI delivers real-time, edge-based intelligence across up to eight cameras, eliminating blind spots around the cab, sides, rear, and trailer without relying on the cloud, according to Netradyne.

This complete visibility gives drivers confidence through blind spot alerts, real-time recognition, and in-cab coaching. 

Managers gain instant, searchable video evidence to simplify reviews and investigations.

Why Edge Intelligence Matters for In-Cab Trucking Safety

Advanced edge processing delivers instant AI analysis without relying on cloud connectivity, according to Netradyne.

This ensures critical safety alerts are continuously operational, even in areas with poor connectivity, while reducing bandwidth costs and protecting sensitive fleet data with on-device intelligence. 

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“The Driver•i D-810 brings together years of AI advancement into a single, fleet-ready platform that delivers real-time intelligence at the edge,” said David Julian, CTO and co-founder of Netradyne. 

“At the same time, it’s designed to protect our customers’ existing Driver•i investments, following Netradyne’s roadmap that enables current devices to adopt new capabilities and benefit from ongoing innovation without replacement.”

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