AI Dashcam Plus: The Future of Driver Safety is Here!

Thank you, Shaw. Hello everybody. It is so great to be here with you all today. It's 2026 and AI is dominating every conversation. At Motive, we put it to work where it matters most, keeping drivers safe. That starts with the AI Dash Cam Plus. It's not just another dash cam, but a new platform enabling the next leap in driver safety that allows us to tackle one of the hardest problems on the road. Those split-second moments where timing is everything. Today, most cameras rely on a single

roadfacing lens. They see the world in 2D, just like you see here, flat and without depth. They detect objects, but struggle to estimate distance, uh, speed, and motion. And the compute inside is limited. Yesterday's silicon can't run today's AI.

Forward collision warning has served our industry well for years, but the systems on the road today run on rules. Distance, speed, time to hit, calculated frame by frame. Watch the numbers tick down. The alert only fires once the vehicle is already locked in front of the driver. By the time the threat is confirmed, your driver has already lost the seconds that matter most.

The AI Dash Cam Plus enables a fundamentally different approach. To do this, we need the right input streams and serious compute. Let's start with the two roadfacing cameras. The wide lens captures the full scene and everything in the driver's periphery. The zoom lens captures details further down the road. And side by side, they fuse together one view of the world with depth the way your own eyes see it. Now, the compute. The AI Dash Cam Plus runs on a powerful new Qualcomm AI processor built for the edge. Enough horsepower to model the physics of the entire scene in real time on the device. Now a dash cam can see the road with depth and reason about motion in real time. That unlocks something entirely

new. Today we are unveiling collision avoidance coming to the AI Dash Cam Plus later this year. Instead of measuring distance frame by frame, we model how every object is moving through space. The camera sees one vehicle. Our AI sees multiple possible future trajectories in real time. We reason about which trajectory puts your driver at risk and we alert seconds earlier while there's still time to act, not after. This isn't just a better forward collision warning model. It's a new approach to predicting collisions. It reasons about vehicles, cyclists, animals, and even pedestrians. Each color you see is a possible future. Red means the path crosses your drivers. The alert fires faster and at the moment that it matters most. Or take this moment. It's pitch black. A deer enters the lane. A human eye might miss it, but the AI Dash Cam Plus will not. That is the difference between a near miss and a serious uh collision. Collision avoidance will prevent more collisions than anything that we have ever built. While our AI is incredible at helping

prevent collisions, we also know that not every incident can be avoided. And when something does happen, the other driver doesn't always stick around. In fact, nearly one out of seven collisions on US roads is a hit and run. And that number keeps climbing. A few weeks ago, one of our customers told me about this exact moment. A vehicle sideswiped their truck and took off. They had the footage, but the plate, it was too blurry. Every dash cam today is built for a wide-angle view to see everything, but the finer details get missed. Without that plate, the insurance claim stalls, the driver gets blamed, and the cost falls on the fleet.

That is exactly why we built automated license plate recognition or ALPR. The AI dash cam plus uses a highresolution zoom lens to capture plates clearly. The moment a collision happens, we surface the plate automatically along with the make, model, and color like you see here. So you immediately get the critical evidence that you need to resolve incidents faster. Now, for privacy reasons, we blur the last three characters of the license plate, but you can see just how clear the first three are. And this isn't just in ideal conditions. We have built ALPR to work in the real world at highway speeds, day or night, even in challenging conditions like rain or snow. What you see here are real captures from the AI Dash Cam Plus.

Collision avoidance and ALPR are just two examples of what the AI Dash Cam Plus can uniquely do. Today, we detect up to 20 safety events with up to 99% accuracy from distracted driving and fatigue to close following and unsafe lane changes. But we're not standing still. We continue to expand what we can detect and continue to drive false positives down because every false alert chips away at driver trust.

Which brings me to one of the most common and at times frustrating events on the list. Speeding. Speed limits change all the time from temporary construction zones uh to permanent updates uh on everyday roads. A customer recently told me about a stretch of road their drivers run all the time in my home state of Texas. The posted speed limit used to be 55 miles hour, but just a few days later it changed to 60. Today, most solutions rely on a map database to know what the speed limit is on any given road. The problem, the map database hadn't caught up and still showed 55. So, drivers doing the right thing were getting flagged. Map data can be outdated, delayed, or just wrong.

That is why we built AI powered speed sign detection. Instead of relying on the map, we read the signs right off the road. Drivers are only alerted when they're actually speeding. Alongside every event, you can see the exact sign the camera captured. The result, fewer false alerts, stronger driver trust, and better coaching. Uh, and this is just the beginning. Detecting speed signs with computer vision opens the door to understanding the uh the road in entirely new ways. from construction zones to school zones uh to other critical road signs. All in real time.