Detect fatigue and distraction before it’s too late

Identify drowsiness and inattention with Exeros VideMatics, AI driver-facing cameras, live in-cab alerts, and a union-friendly driver app built for privacy.
AI fatigue and distraction detection

Detect drowsiness, phone use, smoking, and more in real time.

Real-time in-cab alerts

Drivers get immediate alerts if the system detects fatigue or distraction.

Recorded footage and analytics

Managers gain visibility into recurring patterns and high-risk trends.

Driver-first review workflows

Exeros Roadie lets drivers understand and improve their performance privately.

Better late than not at all

Privacy & Compliance

Secure UK-based data handling

Driver-facing camera systems work best with transparency around how footage and data are handled. We run video and event data securely through UK-based infrastructure, and Exeros Roadie ensures driver privacy.

Safety

Detect fatigue before it's too late

Fatigue-related accidents often showed warning signs long before the collision. Exeros' AI camera solution helps drivers regain focus and get some rest.

Safety

Identify long-term fatigue and distraction trends

Recurring fatigue patterns are often linked to shift schedules, operational pressure, route types, and driving conditions.

Safety

Reduce friction around driver-facing cameras

Unions often fight driver-facing cameras. Exeros Roadie changes that by showing drivers their journeys, footage, alerts, and scores, maintaining privacy without impacting performance.

Results

The numbers that matter

83%
Reduction in Risky Behaviors
£3,200
Average annual savings per vehicle
100%
Compliance audit ready

FAQ

Questions about the platform, privacy, and how it works for your fleet

What are the most common causes of driver fatigue in fleet operations?

Driver fatigue in fleets is commonly linked to long shift patterns, early starts and late finishes, high-volume delivery routes, insufficient rest breaks, and operational pressure to maintain schedules. Exeros analytics help managers identify which routes, shift times, and drivers are most affected.

What types of distraction can Exeros fatigue detection identify?

The system detects a range of behaviours including drowsiness, phone use, smoking, eating, and seatbelt non-compliance. All events are recorded and can be reviewed by managers through the VideMatics platform, with analytics identifying recurring patterns across the fleet.

Is driver-facing fatigue detection legal and GDPR compliant in the UK?

Yes. Exeros fatigue detection systems are fully compliant with UK GDPR. Data is processed and stored on UK-based infrastructure, access is controlled by permissions, and drivers are informed about how their data is used. The Roadie app further supports transparency by giving drivers direct access to their own footage and events.

Does Exeros offer a managed service for fatigue monitoring?

Yes. Exeros offers access to a 24/7 UK-based Driver Support Centre (DSC) that provides expert event filtering and verification. Fleets can choose between shared access or a fully managed service, reducing the burden on internal teams while ensuring high-risk events receive a prompt, appropriate response.

How does fatigue detection data help fleet managers?

VideMatics provides analytics, trend data, geographic hotspots, and driver-level insights relating to fatigue and distraction events. This helps managers understand when and where fatigue is most likely to occur, enabling targeted interventions around shift patterns, routes, and driver coaching programmes.

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