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Netradyne's AI technology, created by Avneesh Agrawal and David Julian, has made a substantial impact on reducing road accidents for commercial fleets globally. This system, equipped with sensors and sophisticated artificial intelligence, tracks driver actions and weather conditions to give real-time alerts. It also supports ongoing safety enhancements. Many leading clients have seen a decrease in accidents of up to 50%. Netradyne’s state-of-the-art models are developed from scratch using exclusive data that the company has gathered over time. They feature many custom elements and employ various methods for addressing similar challenges. Although Netradyne’s main Driver.i platform for driver safety is primarily powered by computer vision models, there is a significant potential for incorporating generative AI into the system. The company has reviewed over 10 billion miles of driving and reports a 96% decrease in distracted driving. They’ve developed a set of tools that fleet managers can use to monitor their vehicles and train drivers to enhance safety. Click Her to Checkout Latest Tech News

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