Netradyne vs PILOT Video

Netradyne’s Driver•i is a video telematics platform for commercial fleet safety and management. It analyzes driving time, detects risky behavior and provides real-time alerts, in-cab reminders, video coaching and GreenZone Score feedback. Drivers can use the Driver•i Mobile App to review performance information. For fleet managers, GPS tracking and geofencing support vehicle location and route monitoring; the platform also includes fuel insights, maintenance workflows, vehicle inspections and ELD compliance. The D-810 supports up to eight AI-enabled cameras for views of the cab, trailer and surrounding blind spots. Configurable privacy modes and face and license-plate blurring are available. Driver•i runs on Android, iOS and web, and offers an API. Listed integrations include Geotab, Fleetio, Okta, Slack and Tenstreet. Netradyne says product support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in San Diego. It describes its customers as commercial fleets, including delivery vans, trucks, buses, construction vehicles and Class 8 tractors. The listed price starts at €39/mo; purchase information is available from sales.

PILOT Video links fleet cameras with GPS tracking in a platform for live video, safety alerts and incident records. Its player can display front, rear, driver-facing and side feeds simultaneously, with two-way communication with drivers. Driver monitoring detects drowsiness, phone use, distraction and seatbelt violations; managers receive alerts and coaching reports. ADAS and DMS events can trigger video uploads stamped with GPS information for review and download. The system supports multi-channel MDVRs, with Howen, CMS, Hikvision, Cipia, Teltonika DualCam and Jimi IoT among its listed hardware. As a native PILOT Fleet Management module, it can share an account with GPS tracking, driver management, logistics and reporting. Events can be tied to telematics triggers, with notices by email, SMS, on-screen notification or Telegram. Deployment options are SaaS cloud and on-premise installation on the customer’s infrastructure. APIs and an SDK support custom functions and integrations. Each account includes 3 GB of cloud storage; when full, the oldest events are overwritten. Pricing is on request, and a free trial is offered.