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Speedir Thermal Vision & AI

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This segment introduces Speedir Thermal Vision & AI, a thermal camera system for cars. It can detect heat signatures from deer and pedestrians up to 3000 feet away, even before they are visible with standard headlights. The system uses artificial intelligence (AI) software to identify detected objects and provides warnings at closer distances (e.g., 400 feet). This technology, typically found in high-end luxury vehicles (Bentley, BMW), is now offered as an aftermarket solution at a more affordable price point (around $1200 entry). The presenter emphasizes bringing advanced safety technology to a wider audience to help prevent accidents.

Goal: Enhance nighttime driving safety by using thermal vision and AI to detect hazards

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  • Display Screen — Showing the thermal camera feed

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before your headlights is well detect deer and pedestrians so 3,000 feet in front of you we can detect it and do it something it's like detecting focus or if it detects something does it like it will detect the heat signature like 3,000 feet away maybe even more because this is a pretty much like zoomed in camera it can match your speed if you are going 60 miles an hour here and once this closer 400 feet it will basically tell you because the deer that I did are usually in the woods and then they just run out and kill themselves Wow so you don't need to necessarily have a screen well actually you do because it's not gonna give you the warning before it's like the warning other perfections everywhere people that's the artificial intelligence off so what's the price point on something like this so what we're trying is all this technology is in Bentley's high-end BMWs at the OE level we want to bring it to the aftermarket level at a price point before plus we all know our dealers right in this automotive industry we're looking for new ways to differentiate big balls like how do we go from the guy who had a hobby and had a shop turn into a business and now he wants to go into the next generation of automotive what is it this is a $1,200

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