While some vehicles are fitted from the factory with 360-degree cameras that record and playback in case of an accident, the majority of cars on the road are not and owners instead turn to aftermarket dashcams for peace of mind.
Dashcam manufacturer Nexar has taken the idea of a simple dashcam and created something way more useful to the millions of drivers who end up in a collision each year – collecting data and using it reconstruct the scene using machine learning.
Nexar says it can automatically detect about 90 percent of accidents to ready a report. The reconstructed footage and metrics collected by the camera are one click away and can promptly be assembled into a usable resource. Then, it’s ready to be sent to an insurer to establish First Notice of Loss (FNOL) and clear up the majority of accident ambiguity.
Read the article at The Drive.
