A second pair of eyes in every vehicle.
AI driver monitoring and fleet tracking for commercial fleets. A small Kshemin device facing the driver spots drowsiness and distraction, alerts the driver instantly, and sends each safety event, with a short clip, to a live dashboard of your whole fleet.It alerts a drowsy or distracted driver instantly and sends every safety event to your dashboard.
Built in India for logistics, bus, taxi and corporate fleets.
What leaves the vehicle
- The eventDrowsiness, with time and place
- The evidenceA short clip and a snapshot
- TelemetryGPS, speed in km/h, motion
- Stays in the vehicleFace analysis runs on the device
From the vehicle to your screen
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In the vehicle
A compact Kshemin device mounts facing the driver. It watches the driver, feels the vehicle's motion, logs GPS and, with a Bluetooth OBD-II adapter, reads the engine.
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On the device
The AI runs right there in the vehicle. When the driver's eyes close or their gaze drifts, an alert sounds instantly. There is no round trip to a server first.
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On your dashboard
Each event reaches the cloud with telemetry and a short clip. You see every vehicle live, open any alert with its evidence, and replay every trip.
Watches the driver. Feels the drive.
Face analysis covers the moments that come before a crash. Motion sensors cover how the vehicle is being driven. Every detection becomes an event on your dashboard, with the time and the place it happened.
From the camera, on the device
| Detection | What it sees | In the vehicle |
|---|---|---|
| Drowsiness | Eyes closing | Audible alert |
| Yawning | Yawning, an early sign of fatigue | Audible alert |
| Distraction | Looking away from the road | Audible alert |
| No driver or camera blocked | No face in view, or the lens covered | Audible alert |
| Phone use | The driver using a phone while driving | Coming soon |
From the motion sensors
| Detection | What it feels | On the dashboard |
|---|---|---|
| Harsh braking | Sudden, hard deceleration | Event logged |
| Harsh acceleration | Aggressive pull-away | Event logged |
| Sharp turns | Cornering too hard | Event logged |
| Impact | A jolt that looks like a collision | Event logged |
Every vehicle, live. Every trip, replayed.
The dashboard shows where each vehicle is and how fast it is going, in km/h. Open any trip to replay the route with its safety events pinned where they happened.
- Bus 12AlertDrowsiness
- Truck 07Moving62 km/h
- Taxi 31Moving38 km/h
- Van 04Idle0 km/h
- Truck 19OfflineSyncing later
- 14:02Harsh brakingEvent logged
- 14:31DrowsinessAlert in vehicle, clip and snapshot
Illustration with example vehicles and readings.
Also on the dashboard
| Live fleet map | Every vehicle's position and speed, refreshing on its own. |
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| Alerts inbox | Each safety event with its clip, ready to review. |
| Trips and playback | Trip history, with events pinned on the route. |
| Vehicle detail | One vehicle's status, trips, alerts and engine health. |
| Driver safety score | A running score built from each driver's events. |
| Time filters | Narrow any view to the period you care about. |
| GPS-only mode | The driver can switch the camera off. Trips are still tracked. |
Every alert comes with proof.
Each safety event arrives with a short video clip and a snapshot, stored securely in the cloud. And when you need to see inside the vehicle right now, start a live view from the dashboard, with under a second of delay.
Illustrations. The camera faces the driver; it does not record the road.
The engine reports in too.
Plug a Bluetooth OBD-II adapter into the vehicle and the Kshemin device reads the engine alongside the driver: RPM, speed, coolant temperature, fuel, battery voltage and check-engine fault codes.
- RPM
- 1,850
- Speed
- 54km/h
- Coolant
- 88°C
- Fuel
- 62%
- Battery
- 13.9V
- Check engine
- P0128
Analysed in the vehicle. Not streamed to the cloud.
Privacy by design
Face analysis happens on the Kshemin device. Only events, telemetry and the short clips around safety events go to the cloud. There is no continuous video feed of your drivers.
Camera off, still tracked
GPS-only mode lets a driver turn the camera off. Trips, speed and location keep recording, so the fleet stays on the map.
No signal? No gap.
On a ghat road or a long dead stretch of highway, the device keeps recording and queues everything. When coverage returns, it syncs.
See it in your fleet.
Tell us about your fleet: how many vehicles, what kind, and where they run. We'll set up a demo of the in-vehicle device and the dashboard.
pradeep@ksheminlabs.com