The Exeros blog

EXEROS Technologies launches a new brand identity reflecting the growth of our technology and the markets we serve. Here's what's changed and why.

UK driving standards are under increasing scrutiny. Here's what the data shows and what fleet operators can do about it.

Exeros Technologies unveiled its Smart Visibility suite at the CV Show 2019, bringing together camera, sensor, and AI technology in a single integrated fleet safety platform.

Pembroke's investment in Exeros Technologies reflects growing institutional confidence in AI-powered fleet safety as a commercial and safety imperative.

EXEROS looks ahead to the key fleet safety trends and developments to watch in 2026, from AI maturity to fatigue regulation and bridge strike prevention.

Fleet safety and cost management are not competing priorities in construction. The evidence shows they move together.

Construction fleets face disproportionate liability and compliance exposure. Here's how leading operators are managing both.

Theft and vandalism cost the construction industry hundreds of millions of pounds annually. Fleet tracking and camera technology are among the most effective deterrents.

Downtime and on-site risk are the two biggest operational challenges for construction fleets. Here's how technology is helping operators address both.

Construction fleets face a range of hidden costs that rarely appear on a standard P&L. Identifying them is the first step to controlling them.

AI dash cameras demonstrably reduce fleet risk, but outcomes vary widely between operators. The difference usually comes down to implementation, not technology.

Facial detection technology can identify driver fatigue before it becomes dangerous. We explain how it works, what it monitors, and why fleet operators are adopting it.

ADAS technologies are reducing the 90% of accidents caused by human error. We explain the key features including facial recognition for fatigue detection and their role in the path to autonomy.

Fleet vehicle CCTV can reduce at-fault claims by up to 60%. We explore the value of camera systems for fleets, with case studies from MixIt and Mark Luck Ltd.

From the six levels of autonomy to the role of ADAS and the weather challenge, we explore how camera technology is shaping the future of driverless vehicles.

With 40% of UK businesses using fleet telematics, we explore the key benefits from fuel savings to driver safety and share real results from operators who have made the switch.

SeeTrue's AI image enhancement technology could advance ADAS and autonomous vehicle capabilities by half a decade by solving the adverse weather problem that limits current systems.

TfL's extension of the DVS grace period has been welcomed by UK hauliers, but operators should not treat it as a reason to delay compliance investment.

Shadowing - fitting camera equipment that doesn't meet DVS PSS requirements - is a growing problem in the compliance market. Here's what it means for fleet operators.

TfL's May 2024 DVS update changed requirements significantly. Here's what fleet operators need to know to stay compliant.

ADDW and DDAW mandates set a minimum standard for driver fatigue and distraction management. Here's why going beyond the minimum makes operational sense.

Compliance is increasingly the baseline expectation for UK fleet operators. Here's what the current landscape looks like and how to stay ahead of it.