Advanced Functions

Driver Face Recognition FaceID

Device End

Note

The process varies for different devices. Please consult your FAE for details.

• Complete the algorithm activation for the device.
• Enable the face recognition function on the device.
• Import the driver’s facial information.

Platform End

• Activate the fleet management function.
• Administrator User drop-down menu in the upper right corner | Customer Settings | Application Settings | Fleet Management (turn on).
• Sub-account After the administrator activates it, Application | Fleet | Fleet Settings | User Authorization | Check the sub-account and authorize.
• Fleet | Vehicles: Create a vehicle and select the corresponding device.
• Fleet | Drivers: Add a driver, select the corresponding vehicle, and enter the FaceID (from the driver’s facial information imported on the device end).
• If you don’t know the FaceID, select Read Device, and it will automatically read the most recently successfully recognized face FaceID.
• If it cannot be read, it means the device has not reported a correctly recognized FaceID. Please check the device-end configuration process.
• When a driver corresponds to multiple vehicles, please select the corresponding vehicle in the vehicle list.
• Fleet | Face Recognition Report: You can view the corresponding face recognition records.

Driver Card RFID

Device End

Note

The process varies for different devices. Please consult your FAE for details.

• Connect an RFID reader to the device.

Platform End

• Activate the fleet management function.
• Administrator User drop-down menu in the upper right corner | Customer Settings | Application Settings | Fleet Management (turn on).
• Sub-account After the administrator activates it, Application | Fleet | Fleet Settings | User Authorization | Check the sub-account and authorize.
• Fleet | Vehicles: Create a vehicle and select the corresponding device.
• Fleet | Drivers: Add a driver, select the corresponding vehicle, and enter the RFID (from the purchased RFID card).
• If you don’t know the RFID, select Read Device, and it will automatically read the most recently successfully recognized RFID.
• If it cannot be read, it means the device has not reported a correctly recognized RFID. Please check the device-end configuration process.
• Fleet | RFID Report: You can view the corresponding RFID recognition records.

Driving Score and Vehicle Summary Report

Activate Fleet Management Function

Activate Fleet Management Function Activate the fleet management function to use features like driving scores and vehicle summary reports

Fleet Driving Score Settings

Fleet Driving Score Settings Set the single deduction value for each alert trigger and the cumulative maximum deduction value for that alert based on different alerts

Fleet Vehicle Summary Report

Fleet Vehicle Summary Report View the summary report of fleet vehicles, including vehicle information, driver information, driving scores, etc.

Fleet Dashboard - Alert Statistics

All Alert Statistics

Only statistics for alerts from devices installed on vehicles are counted. You can freely switch the query time range (Today, Yesterday, This Week, Last Week, This Month, Last Month).

Customized Alert Statistics

The time range includes Today, Yesterday, This Week, Last Week, This Month, Last Month.

Edit Alert Statistics

Hovering the mouse over the upper right corner of the custom module will display an edit button. Clicking it will pop up an edit window.

• Name: The name of the custom module. When initialized, it defaults to Customized Alert Statistics n and can be internationalized according to the platform language. After the customer enters a name, the customer’s input will be used, and it will no longer be internationalized.
• Alert Type: The range of fleet device alerts to be queried, multiple selections are allowed.
• Time Range: Same as the time range on the page.

Example

Enter BSD Alert for the name, select Front Blind Spot, Right Blind Spot, Rear Blind Spot, Left Blind Spot for the alert type, and choose This Month for the time. After saving, you can see the number of alerts for the fleet devices on the fleet dashboard.

Note

When customized alert are initialized, because the query alert type has not been set, it defaults to displaying 0.

Fleet Passenger Distribution Map

The left side displays a table of records for passengers getting on and off, and the right side shows the corresponding map of boarding and alighting locations/passenger counts.

Boarding and Alighting Table

Supports querying data for up to 31 days at a time. This table is a simplified view of the report, showing only two columns of data: the number of passengers getting on and the number of passengers getting off. Both numerical values have a hyperlink function. Clicking any number will trigger a map pop-up, displaying detailed information about the corresponding distribution point (including the number of passengers getting on, the number of passengers getting off, the start and end times of the event, and the specific location).

Map

Marker Points

The format for a single point marker is Number of passengers on | Number of passengers off. Due to map display space limitations, only three-digit numbers can be fully displayed; four-digit and larger numbers may not be fully visible.

Point Types

• Normal Point: Clicking it will pop up an information window, fully displaying the number of passengers on and off at that point, the start and end times of the event, and the detailed geographical location.
• Cluster Point: When the map zoom level is low, the system will automatically merge multiple nearby record points into a single cluster point. Clicking a cluster point will display pagination in the pop-up, indicating that the point is an aggregation of multiple records. The number of passengers on and off displayed on the map marker is the sum of the values of all records within the cluster point.

Cluster Adjustment Slider

• Drag to the right (increase value): Increases the clustering sensitivity, enhancing the merging strength of nearby points. The map will show fewer individual points and more cluster points.
• Drag to the left (decrease value): Decreases the clustering sensitivity, increasing the display density of individual points, making the distribution details easier to observe.

Map Zoom Operations

• Zoom In (Windows system: scroll the middle mouse button forward): Increases the map resolution, which may split cluster points into multiple sub-cluster points or restore them to normal points. For example, a cluster area originally with 29 points might be broken down into 3 cluster points (containing 10/9/10 records respectively) and several normal points after zooming in.
• Zoom Out (Windows system: scroll the middle mouse button backward): Decreases the map resolution, causing nearby points (including cluster points and normal points) to merge into larger cluster points.