660 in Chile21 Nov 2019 05:47
Guardian Gen 2 is launched in Chile
The Chilean Seeing Machines distributor launches the latest technology for driver safety to improve safety in Latin America
Nov 20, 2019, 15:19 ET
SANTIAGO, Chile , November 20, 2019 / PRNewswire / - Seeing Machines Latin America (SMLA) has officially presented the latest generation of Guardian, an intelligent driver safety solution that uses sensors in the cab to monitor and respond to fatigue and the distraction of commercial drivers in real time.
Developed by the Australian company Seeing Machines, Guardian Gen 2 is a technology for increased safety designed to protect professional drivers, offering enhanced features to new and existing customers. Globally, Guardian is connected to more than 16,000 commercial vehicles, and is used by more than 50 companies in Chile , improving safety for drivers, passengers and communities.
"This release is a significant milestone for Seeing Machines Latin America by providing improved technology to our customers in this region. Guardian is the world's leading solution for the prevention of serious road accidents in real time, and we are proud to distribute this technology that truly protects drivers and improves road safety, "said Jorge Morales , CEO of SMLA.
"We have recently established two significant new agreements with Chilean clients, Arauco and SMQ, which together will install 660 additional Guardian units in their respective fleets by the end of February 2020. Both companies have shown great confidence in our product, and have validated Guardian as the best solution in the market. We are not only your road safety provider, but also your strategic partner. "
"With the launch of Guardian Gen 2 in Chile , we hope to help many other commercial fleets raise the safety of their drivers and assets to another level," Morales concluded.
The launch event, which was attended by the Australian ambassador to Chile and Ecuador , HE Mr. Robert Fergusson , attracted around 100 leaders from the Chilean transport and logistics industry who have made a commitment to improve safety.
The keynote speaker, Dr. Mike Lenné, VPS of Seeing Machines, Human Factors and Fleet, explained the importance of using high-quality naturalistic data, such as those collected through the Guardian solution, for the development and validation of Seeing products Machines "Human factors researchers seek to understand the interaction between driver psychology, management of the management task and the external environment."
"We understand that these elements are equally important, and we use the data we obtain from the real world, using real people and their natural behaviors to develop and improve our technology ," Lenné said.
SMLA is part of the Seeing Machines global network, and distributes the leading road safety solution to commercial logistics and passenger fleets in Chile .