Best Taxi CCTV Security Camera System Kit
Best Taxi CCTV System
With the development of urban economies, taxis have become a crucial part of urban transportation. In recent years, the rapid increase in the number of taxis in major cities has contributed to urban traffic congestion, causing people to spend a significant amount of valuable time on the road and in vehicles. This has led to rising passenger demands and growing complaints about taxi services. Taxi companies face challenges such as single-mode vehicle management and difficulty in collecting operational data. Additionally, issues like drivers picking up passengers privately without using meters, high vacancy rates, poor real-time responsiveness, and scattered dispatching significantly impact taxi company profits. The increasing number of robbery incidents involving taxis in recent years also poses a serious threat to driver safety and property.
Taxi Demand Analysis
As a taxi company manager, are you troubled by the following issues in the operation and management of your taxi fleet? Or do your hired taxi drivers complain about some of these problems?
1. Drivers picking up passengers without using the meter, affecting company profits.
2. Difficulty for drivers in finding passengers, resulting in high vacancy rates.
3. Challenges in collecting operational data, making it hard to evaluate driver performance.
4. Traffic congestion and other unexpected situations during trips without proper guidance, causing delays.
5. Long wait times for passengers requesting taxis, leading to numerous complaints.
6. Lack of control over taxi distribution by the management platform, making real-time dispatch challenging.
7. Delayed information at the management center, leading to inadequate responses to robberies, traffic accidents, and other emergencies.
8. Drivers engaging in risky behaviors like using phones while driving, long driving hours, and speeding, increasing the likelihood of accidents.
9. Inability to provide evidence in case of disputes over lost items, robberies, or other sudden safety incidents.
10. The urgent need for a dynamic LED advertising display on taxis.
Taxi System Composition
Leveraging years of experience in the development of Taxi CCTV security camera systems, China YUWEI actively responds to the market demand in the taxi surveillance industry by launching a 3G/4G/5G in-vehicle smart monitoring system solution to address the urgent needs of taxi company managers.
Detailed Solution Explanation
The best taxi CCTV security camera system kit includes a front-end in-vehicle monitoring system (with GPS-enabled front and rear dashcams, MDVR host, in-vehicle cameras, ADAS cameras, DSM cameras, etc.), a mobile communication network, and a server monitoring center.
A: Front-End In-Vehicle Monitoring System
The front-end in-vehicle monitoring system is a critical part of the entire solution. It collects audio and video data through cameras installed inside and outside the vehicle to achieve comprehensive safety monitoring. GPS global satellite positioning is used for real-time vehicle tracking. The system also connects to in-vehicle alarm switches (such as alarm buttons, brake switches, door magnetic switches), digital intercoms/fatigue detectors/GPS navigation screens, LED advertising displays, meters/evaluators, and other auxiliary equipment. The MDVR host encodes, stores, and reports audio, video, GPS, and alarm data to the server via a 3G/4G wireless network, enabling remote monitoring and management of the vehicle.
Camera Installation Locations:
1. Front-facing camera: dashcam function.
2. Front-row driver camera: standard operating procedures and anti-robbery alerts.
3. Rear passenger camera: comprehensive monitoring and lost item search.
4. Rear trunk camera: luggage monitoring and item check.
B: Mobile Communication Network
Given that the monitoring points of the front-end in-vehicle monitoring system are in a constantly moving environment, audio, video, GPS, and alarm data must be transmitted through the 3G/4G mobile network. Additionally, the 3G/4G mobile network allows for remote management operations such as device firmware updates, parameter modifications, remote power and fuel cut-offs, and alarm information checks.
C: Server Monitoring Center
The server monitoring center consists of an IVMS server cluster, backend management software, and client software, forming a remote monitoring and management center. It adopts a centralized, distributed network management architecture, enabling real-time remote monitoring, recording, snapshot capturing, video search, downloading, and playback for multiple vehicles simultaneously. Combining GIS electronic maps, it can view vehicle distribution status, query driving trajectories, playback routes, and view alarm information to quickly locate the geographic position and live video of the alarmed vehicle. Additionally, with digital intercom configuration, the platform can communicate with one or multiple vehicles (or connect to fatigue detectors/GPS navigation screens as needed). By integrating the taxi advertising screen, it can publish advertising information. In parking lots with concentrated vehicles, WiFi automatic download servers can automatically download monitoring video files to a designated server for storage.
Server monitoring center management personnel can uniformly manage vehicles by authorizing them through backend software and generating corresponding accounts and passwords. Moreover, other accounts can be created through the web client for real-time viewing and management on smartphones and computers.
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